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Momoa, Big Feet from Maluku

The black sand beach in Simau Village in Galela Sub-district, which is located at Halmahera Island in North Maluku Province, has a beautiful view. Besides being surrounded by sea water on three sides, this beach also offers views of the mangrove forest and Mount Dukono in the distance.

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Birds, Messengers of Climate Change

The wisdom of people in various regions in Indonesia often uses birds as natural markers, for example the change of seasons. Unfortunately, in this country, local wisdom is increasingly being abandoned along with the times.

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Poso and Malili Complex, the Endemic Fish Paradise

Both places are paradise for the world's endemic freshwater biotas. In Lake Poso, for example, there are 16 endemic species of fish, shrimp and freshwater mollusks. The Duck-billed Buntingi (Adrianichthys kruyti) is inhabiting the lake, along with the Poso Bungu

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Java Green Magpie, the Critical Endemic Bird of Java

On September 26-29 2015, 35 ornithologists from various countries gathered at the "First Asian SongBird Trade Summit" to discuss types of songbirds that are threatened by hunting and trade. During the meeting, 27 species of songbirds were identified in the Sunda region

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New Type of Flasher Wrasse Fish

Perairan Wallacea kembali menjadi sorotan dunia dengan ditemukannya ikan Flasher Wrasse jenis baru di perairan Komodo, Nusa Tenggara Timur. Ikan karang berwarna jingga terang dan sirip membulat tersebut mendapat nama ilmiah Paracheilinus rennyae—diambil dari nama ahli ikan dari

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New Fish Species in Timor Leste

Para ilmuwan menyambut temuan jenis ikan baru, Eviota santanai. Ikan laut sejenis dwarf goby berwarna kombinasi biru pucat dan putih bersemu merah jambu itu ditemukan di perairan lepas pantai Timor-Leste. Menurut tim dari Conservation International (CI) yang menemukan spesies ini, E.

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Komodo Dragon at Tanjung Kerita Mese

The Research Institute for Natural Resources Conservation of East Nusa Tenggara, in cooperation with the Burung Indonesia team and the Komodo Survival Program, have found several Komodo Dragons were living in the forest of Golo Mori Village

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