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| Subject: | | Re: OOO! Sun Bears!! |
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nimravus
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Sat, Jul 21 2007, 11:23pm
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Hai Charith,
Good to see that you're doing fine. And a good topic for a blog. Many sightings of men like creatures are made in areas which are also bear habitat. Makes you wonder indeed.
I'am heading for Sumatra coming week, to do some 'field work'in Kerinci Seblat, where the fabled Orang pendek supposedly lives. But there are bears too. A cast of a footprint, attributed to a pendek, made in the 1920's later turned out to be that of a sloth bear. Picture below. |
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| Subject: | | Re: OOO! Sun Bears!! |
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Charith
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Sun, Jul 22 2007, 11:44am
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Good luck down in Sumatra Nimravus! I've noticed that Orang Pendek info from Kerinci Seblat seems to have dried up for a while. Still waiting to read about the analysis of the hairs and footprint casts collected by those two British explorers.
Take some photos while you're there! |
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