Saving Endangered Species
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Gibbon Conservation on Palm Plantations
On a flight from Thailand to Europe, a Frenchman read an article about Indonesia's forest troubles. Now he runs a gibbon conservatory in Kalimantan.
Mata moves freely about a 216-square-meter enclosure at the Pararawen Gibbon Conservation and Protection Center in North Barito regency, Central Kalimantan. This tail-less ape, here called an owa-owa, devours fruit that has been put out for it. Its grayish black
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