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kenapa kita tak membela tapir sebagai pet? hehe
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Reply #120 putra_bengal's post
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aku gelilah lidah pjg2 neh........ |
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Reply #119 putra_bengal's post
kiss tapir ker?eee...bagi sejuta pun adnilsa xnak...tgk gigi dia...kuning jer...geli arr  |
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Reply #121 mizahanan's post
btoi tu miza...geli jer...lidah pjg2 ni...gigi dia yg kuning tu pun adnilsa geli apatah lg lidah pjg2 ni...eee... |
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Malaysia mencipta sejarah sebagai negara pertama menerima kelahiran anak tapir kembar dalam kurungan daripada spesies Malaya yang dilahirkan dalam tempoh 12 hari pada 27 Mei dan 8 Jun lalu..
Anak tapir betina seberat 10 kilogram (kg) yang dinamakan May sempena bulan kelahirannya dan tapir jantan, Junior seberat 9kg dilahirkan di Pusat Konservasi Tapir Malaya, Sungai Dusun, Kuala Selangor.
Pengarah Bahagian Pemuliharaan Ex-Situ Jabatan Perlindungan Hidupan Liar dan Taman Negara (Perhilitan), Khairiah Mohd Shariff, berkata kelahiran kembar bagi semua spesis tapir amat jarang dilaporkan di seluruh dunia.
揝ebelum ini tiga kelahiran kembar pernah dilaporkan di Amerika Selatan membabitkan spesies Rowland antara 1970 hingga 1988. Bagaimanapun, kembar pada 1970 mati sejurus dilahirkan, manakala hanya seekor tapir yang dilahirkan pada 1988 hidup.
揓unior hampir mengalami nasib sama, namun kami sempat menyelamatkannya dengan memisahkan mereka selepas 12 hari kelahiran. Hari ini kami satukan mereka selepas mendapati keadaannya semakin sihat, |
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Pusat Konservasi Tapir Malaya, Sungai Dusun, Kuala Selangor?
jom buat rombongan ke sane  |
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hehehe haru kalo bela tapir.. nak bg makan apo aa? hehe |
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Reply #129 dakdik's post
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pisang atau buah2an kot |
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putra!!!!! mana kau?????
hai tak kan lama sangat kau bertapa tu? aku dah selesai, kau belum lagi? janggut kau dah cecah tanah lom????
atau dah kena pijak dek cipan? |
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Reply #131 azam2066's post
putra dah menghilang kan diri agaknyer |
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oik? ada lagi thread aku ni.. hehehe.. saya ada la.. abg azam mzm mana? cihat? kak adnilsa lak cam mana? |
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aku tak sure aku ade post ke dak thread ni ...
tetapi tapir ni ade lah haiwan terancam ..
dengan badannyer yg berat even besi yg jadi dinding sangkar kat zoo taiping pun leh bengkok
ni kan pulak ngko kalo dihempapnyer dengan badannya yang agak kiut ituh
Terancam sangat .. hinggakan time aku nak buat final year thesis .. Dr. Kevin tak kasi ambik darah ( aku ingat nak buat blood profile ..
so leh compare yg sihat ngan yg tak sihat .. kira nak buat reference value la ni)
Kat Malaysia estimated is about 24 tail left (ekor hehehe) - yg ade dalam captivity ngan yg roaming all over malaysian forest
nak tau terkini .. kene rujuk ngan www.redlist.org atau www.cites.org
Yang penting ... its nice to see .. nice to handle .. once come down with fever ..
habeh laa .. maken seket laaaa bende ala ni ... |
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Balas #134 sibel\ catat
fuh berpengetahuan tinggi si sibel ni.. by the way thanks kerana masuk thread ni..
yup species ni hampir terancam...
saya sekarang pelik mcm mana pkns leh dalam area bukit cahaya utk di jadikan projek perumahan yg leh menguntungkan tu...
itu hutan simpan.. kat situlah byk tapir di temui.. ari tu ada sekali saya lalu nak ker puncak alam.. tgk tiber2 jem. rupanya ada kereta terlanggar tapir.. mula2 ingat babi utan.. tapi besar semacam n warna pun lain.. hancur depan keta tuh.. |
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Reply #135 putra_bengal's post
pengetahuan aku biasa2 je bro
ape nak heran pasal pembangunan ... aku kasi contoh arr
worang pegi buat reban ayam tahun 2000 .. time tu keliling mmg hutan banat
tak de ape ... jin pun takut nak datang bertandang ...
pastu .. start arr ngan gerai2 kecik .. pastu .. ade la sebijik dua umah ...
pastu 2002 ... dah ade la pulak mini market ... pastu umah la pulak ... dah jadi pat poloh ...
pastu .. la ni 2008 dah jadi cam bandar ...
gerenti tokeh reban ayam tu sakit kepala ... tau apsal?
sebab gerenti dia dituduh mencemar alam sekitar ...
air lecet sana sini laa ...
pastu bau busuk menyengit hidung residents laaa
siap penduduk kampung panggil tv3 ...
kate la pulak jabatan hewan tak buat keje ... pbt main tutup mate bagi lesen
senario cam ni selalu berlaku ... yg mana pembangunan akan overide ape je yg dibuat ...
in the end .. alam skitar salah ... tu salah sini salah ... perumahan untuk rakyat je yg betul... esp time dekat2 pilihan raya ...
so ... ape nak heran ...
btw ... tak de makhluk Allah s.w.t. yg kekal... kepada Nya jua kembali. |
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setakat nih..selain dr iguana,kucin,ikan n hamster aku penah bela..
musang pandan..tp dah lari lah..
n aku bela itik...tp dah mati lah... |
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Balas #136 sibel\ catat
apa yang awk cakap ni seperti org profesional.. thanks kerana sudi berkongsi pendapat di thread ini... |
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Balas #137 ezreefa\ catat
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aloh2... saya minat musang pandan. tok saya dulu dah bela tapi menghilangkan diri jugak |
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UALA LUMPUR: It was only a matter of time.
The gentle pangolin (Manis javanica), found in Malaysia and Thailand, is officially listed as "endangered", under threat of extinction.
So, too, the Malayan tapir (Tapirus indicus).
Both animals are officially cited on the 2008 Red List of Threatened Species, by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
All species of gibbon monkeys are now also "endangered", from "near threatened" last year.
The list assesses the conservation status of wildlife to highlight those threatened with extinction and therefore promote their conservation.
However, the news of the pangolin's status would probably come as no surprise to Malaysians.
Last month, the New Straits Times reported on the increasing illegal trade in pangolins; between 1998 and last year, the media reported 34 cases of pangolin smuggling and the confiscation of 6,000 specimens.
During the same period, it was estimated that more than 30,000 specimens were seized in Southeast Asia and East Asia.
It is little wonder that the species moved from the "low risk/near-threatened" category in 1996 to "endangered" on the Red List this year.
The other gentle forest creature that shares the dubious honour with the pangolin this year -- the tapir -- has experienced population declines estimated to be greater than 50 per cent in the past three generations (36 years).
Found in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar, the tapir is not usually hunted for its meat, nor does it suffer retaliatory attacks by villagers who compete with it for space or resources, which suggests that its decline may be attributed to habitat loss and fragmentation.
World Wide Fund For Nature Malaysia executive director/chief executive officer Datuk Dr Dionysius Sharma said that the situation warrants all stakeholders -- civil society, the government, non-governmental agencies and individuals -- to "go into overdrive in terms of conservation".
He said that although the IUCN Red List was based on a global population situation and was not limited to any particular country, trends such as this indicated that "we are failing in protecting these animals".
The Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor), went from "least concern" to "vulnerable" on the Red List.
"Sambar deer populations appear to have plummeted in recent years," said Sharma.
He added that the WWF-Malaysia field teams did not photograph any Sambar deer during their camera-trapping activities in Gunung Basor Forest Reserve, Kelantan, which went on for nine months; and Terengganu's Jerangau Forest Reserve, which was carried out between 2001 and 2003.
The second-largest cat in Malaysia, the leopard (Panthera pardus), has also been reclassified from "least concern" to "near threatened".
The status of the Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) and Malayan tiger (Panthera tigris) remain unchanged, "critically endangered" and "endangered" respectively.
The Red List ranks species according to their population status and threat levels, which have increased for many species as a result of habitat loss and degradation, over-exploitation, pollutants and climate change. |
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