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Nepethes robcantleyi – nama tanaman itu – pertamakali ditemukan oleh Rob Cantley, mantan polisi asal Hong Kong yang beralih profesi ke industri tanaman tahun 1997 di Mindanao, Filipina. (arcor.de) BERITA TERKAIT Ditemukan, Monyet Jambul ala Elvis Presley Ditemukan, Siput Albino Bertubuh Seputih Susu Lima Tahun Lagi, Mammoth Akan Hidup di Bumi? Foto Hewan Terbaik Sepanjang 2011 Sepertiga Terumbu Karang Indonesia Rusak VIVAnews – Sebuah pohon pemakan tikus akhirnya diresmikan sebagai spesies baru bagi ilmu pengetahuan, 7 tahun setelah pohon itu dipamerkan di ajang Chelsea Flower Show. Pohon karnivora terbesar di dunia –dengan diameter bunga mencapai 2,5 meter– itu sebenarnya sudah jadi pusat perhatian pengunjung sejak 5 tahun terakhir. Pengembang pohon ini sendiri sukes mendapatkan empat medali emas dari Royal Horticultural Society, namun meski telah menjadi pohon paling banyak difoto sepanjang sejarah, baru saat ini saja pohon karnivora terbesar itu tersebut diakui sebagai spesies tanaman baru. Nepethes robcantleyi, nama baru untuk pohon ini, diberikan setelah sampel daun dan fotonya diberikan pada Martin Cheek, pakar klasifikasi tumbuhan dari Royal Botanic Gardens, Inggris. “Ini bukanlah cara yang biasa untuk menemukan spesies baru,” kata Cheek, dikutip dari Independent, 26 Desember 2011. “Penemuan ini sangat tidak lazim dan merupakan kejutan besar,” ujarnya. Cheek menyebutkan, saat ia diberikan sampel dan foto-foto pohon tersebut, tidak perlu waktu lama baginya mendapati spesies ini adalah spesies baru bagi ilmu pengetahuan. “Tumbuhan ini sangat besar, dramatis, dan spektakuler,” kata Cheek. Untuk memangsa hewan, tanaman ini punya celah di bunganya sehingga bisa memancing serangga, reptil, sampai hewan mamalia masuk ke dalam kawah yang penuh asam klorida dan enzim yang mampu mengurai tubuh hewan itu untuk dijadikan nutrisi. Kandungan zat-zat yang ada di dalam bunga itu sendiri serupa dengan isi perut manusia. Nepethes robcantleyi sendiri pertamakali ditemukan oleh Rob Cantley, mantan polisi asal Hong Kong yang beralih profesi ke industri tanaman. Pohon itu ia temukan pada tahun 1997 saat ia menjelajah hutan lindung di Mindanao, Filipina. Ia kemudian mengumpulkan beberapa bibit dan berhasil menumbuhkannya. Senin, 26 Desember 2011, 11:58 WIB Muhammad Firman Nepethes robcantleyi – nama tanaman itu – pertamakali ditemukan oleh Rob Cantley, mantan polisi asal Hong Kong yang beralih profesi ke industri tanaman tahun 1997 di Mindanao, Filipina. (arcor.de) BERITA TERKAIT Ditemukan, Monyet Jambul ala Elvis Presley Ditemukan, Siput Albino Bertubuh Seputih Susu Lima Tahun Lagi, Mammoth Akan Hidup di Bumi? Foto Hewan Terbaik Sepanjang 2011 Sepertiga Terumbu Karang Indonesia Rusak VIVAnews – Sebuah pohon pemakan tikus akhirnya diresmikan sebagai spesies baru bagi ilmu pengetahuan, 7 tahun setelah pohon itu dipamerkan di ajang Chelsea Flower Show. Pohon karnivora terbesar di dunia –dengan diameter bunga mencapai 2,5 meter– itu sebenarnya sudah jadi pusat perhatian pengunjung sejak 5 tahun terakhir. Pengembang pohon ini sendiri sukes mendapatkan empat medali emas dari Royal Horticultural Society, namun meski telah menjadi pohon paling banyak difoto sepanjang sejarah, baru saat ini saja pohon karnivora terbesar itu tersebut diakui sebagai spesies tanaman baru. Nepethes robcantleyi, nama baru untuk pohon ini, diberikan setelah sampel daun dan fotonya diberikan pada Martin Cheek, pakar klasifikasi tumbuhan dari Royal Botanic Gardens, Inggris. “Ini bukanlah cara yang biasa untuk menemukan spesies baru,” kata Cheek, dikutip dari Independent, 26 Desember 2011. “Penemuan ini sangat tidak lazim dan merupakan kejutan besar,” ujarnya. Cheek menyebutkan, saat ia diberikan sampel dan foto-foto pohon tersebut, tidak perlu waktu lama baginya mendapati spesies ini adalah spesies baru bagi ilmu pengetahuan. “Tumbuhan ini sangat besar, dramatis, dan spektakuler,” kata Cheek. Untuk memangsa hewan, tanaman ini punya celah di bunganya sehingga bisa memancing serangga, reptil, sampai hewan mamalia masuk ke dalam kawah yang penuh asam klorida dan enzim yang mampu mengurai tubuh hewan itu untuk dijadikan nutrisi. Kandungan zat-zat yang ada di dalam bunga itu sendiri serupa dengan isi perut manusia. Nepethes robcantleyi sendiri pertamakali ditemukan oleh Rob Cantley, mantan polisi asal Hong Kong yang beralih profesi ke industri tanaman. Pohon itu ia temukan pada tahun 1997 saat ia menjelajah hutan lindung di Mindanao, Filipina. Ia kemudian mengumpulkan beberapa bibit dan berhasil menumbuhkannya. Bunga tanaman Nepethes robcantleyi sedang mencerna cicak “Di kebun kami banyak tikus dan mereka seringkali tertangkap oleh pohon tersebut dan kami terpaksa mengeluarkan tikus-tikus itu,” kata Cantley. “Tumbuhan bisa mencerna tikus-tikus itu, tetapi kami tidak bisa. Baunya sangat menjijikkan,” ujarnya. Di alam bebas, kata Cantley, tumbuhan ini mungkin makan tanaman lain atau serangga. “Namun di penangkaran, mereka seringkali menangkap hewan lain seperti tikus dan kadal kecil,” dia menambahkan.

Bunga tanaman Nepethes robcantleyi sedang mencerna cicak “Di kebun kami banyak tikus dan mereka seringkali tertangkap oleh pohon tersebut dan kami terpaksa mengeluarkan tikus-tikus itu,” kata Cantley. “Tumbuhan bisa mencerna tikus-tikus itu, tetapi kami tidak bisa. Baunya sangat menjijikkan,” ujarnya. Di alam bebas, kata Cantley, tumbuhan ini mungkin makan tanaman lain atau serangga. “Namun di penangkaran, mereka seringkali menangkap hewan lain seperti tikus dan kadal kecil,” dia menambahkan.

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Boni Dodori (Reuters) - A furry mammal with a nose like a trunk appears in the remote forests of Africa. Rather large rat was estimated new species. Experts who study biodiversity conservation in forest-Dodori Boni, the northeast coast of Kenya, has set up camera traps in the region after a scientist looks binatangsengi (rat elephants) are not known. From these images, the investigators noticed a maroon color on the shoulders and backs of the species. These animals are also characterized by a lower buttocks with black. Broadly speaking, scientists considered that these creatures are bigger than normal mice trunked. It is estimated, that object have the weight of 600 grams, 550 millimeters long and 250 millimeters have tails. The team of scientists from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is to analyze the animal's DNA to confirm if it was true, including a new species. If proven, this animal is a species of the 18 of the entry in the family sengi Macroscelididae where it all came from Africa. "Our ancestors often misunderstood animals" "Monogamous mating strategies and their charismatic flexible spout makes this species very charming," said the researchers from the California Academy of Science Galen Rathbun

Enggang Bird

Saturday, September 8th 2012, 09:29:00
The Great Smuggling
Again, 189 Part hornbill ivory Secured


PART hornbills: Officers BKSDA West Kalimantan and re-secure Supadio Airport Security 189 Part hornbill ivory, yesterday (7/9). Head West Kalimantan BKSDA Djohan UP showed the evidence secured. HARYADI / PONTIANAKPOST
PONTIANAK --- Smuggling Part hornbill ivory joint return thwarted officers from Pontianak Supadio Airport Security and Natural Resources Conservation Center West Kalimantan. This time the amount is very large, namely 189 Part hornbill ivory is packed in a cardboard box in the cargo airline, Thursday (6/9) at 7:15 pm.

Part of bird mascot of West Kalimantan Province, and then escorted to the BKSDA office for investigation. "Part hornbill ivory is packaged in two boxes containing 86 and 103 pieces of beak. Delivery using courier and travel through two different airlines, but the same goal ie to Jakarta, "said Head of Central Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation, Main Djohan Perbatasari to reporters, yesterday (7/9) morning.

He said the alleged beaks of the birds came from Melawi District. Until now, there is still further investigation to find out the owner of half of the animals protected. Especially in order to uncover the relationship of smuggling hundreds of hornbills beak smuggling conducted by two female citizens of PRC (People's Republic of China) on August 9, 2012 last.

"We suspected smuggling was conducted by an international syndicate. Involve the local barons in the hunt hornbills are to be traded," said Djohan. According to him, the bird habitat was scattered in the jungle regions such as Kalimantan Melawi, Kapuas Hulu, Sintang, Sanggau, and Ketapang. Ivory hornbill species whose population is so small.

Hunting pressure and the illegal use of sharpened number of individual animals in the wild. "These birds, including protected species that can not be used for any purpose," due diligence. According to Commander SPORC Bekade Kalbar, David Muhammad, the sender ID is bagged, now it will go into Part owner hornbill ivory to legal process. However, the process must be run according to procedure.

Violators of this provision, he said, would be charged under Article 21 paragraph (2) letter d Jo Article 40 paragraph (2) of Law No. 5 of 1990 on Conservation of Natural Resources and Ecosystems under penalty of 5 years imprisonment and a fine of 100 million . Furthermore, investigators SPORC KSDA Kalbar will conduct an examination of the expedition and travel companies receiving and transporting Part hornbills Ivory. "We'll continue to search for traces of the owner of this Part hornbill ivory," tegasmya.

Knowing Part hornbill ivory smuggling is still going very unfortunate number of environmental activists. They ask that the perpetrators be arrested immediately and given the maximum sentence to be a deterrent effect. "This smuggling attempt occurred in adjacent time. This means there is no deterrent effect and fear. Whereas previously the perpetrators have been arrested, "said Executive Director Walhi Kalbar, Anton P Widjaya.

According to Anton, hornbills smuggling bill that re-occur, indicating that demand is quite high hornbills beak. "If it is not high where maybe they will send it. Whereas previously there are people who were arrested because of this hornbill beak smuggling, "he said. Anton suspect, smuggling has been common and involves a large syndicate. "They dare to tell because they feel safe. May be used to send and get away, "he said. Anton urged the government to investigate this case to protect the endemic fauna of West Kalimantan are threatened with extinction.

According to Anton, the authorities should be able to trace who sent these hornbills. Tracking can be done by tracing the sender address. "It could use a fake address. But it can be checked back from his expedition company. I do not think it is difficult to trace, "he said. "We no longer want to hear promises again to protect hornbills. But the reality is a lot going on (hunting). So do not just caught at the airport, but also the habitat monitoring, "he added.

Success in such workers seized half Anton said at once implies the failure of agencies involved in maintaining hornbills in their habitat. "If caught at the airport means that previously existed mobilization, there is a series of sales, from the village and up to the buyer," he said. Going forward, there needs to be done tightening supervision in the field. The government also needs to do some research to find out how many burungenggang current population. Currently there is no definite number of hornbills population in West Kalimantan. Having known how many, and how much reduction, then try to look for solutions to preserve these hornbills.

"It should be more concrete rescue. So far than orangutans, hornbills rescue still not very concerned, "he said. A similar proposed West Kalimantan Programme Manager, WWF-Indonesia Hermayani Son. Hermayani encourage parties to track the syndicate poaching and illegal wildlife trade. The hunt hornbills in addition to potentially eliminate the protected species richness was also considered to have abused the entire community of West Kalimantan. "Because we know this is the mascot of West Kalimantan. We do not want to lose the mascot of West Kalimantan, "he said.

Legal Process
Meanwhile, the conference yesterday, also expressed BKSDA two cases of suspected developmental Part 96 hornbill ivory Aug. 9. Two suspects docket citizen of Chinese origin that has been sent to the Attorney General of West Kalimantan. Currently, the suspects are still deposited in Rutan Class IIa penanahannya River Kingdom after obtaining an extension of prosecutors' detention for 40 days from 30 August to 8 October.

Head West Kalimantan BKSDA Djohan Main Wahyudi promised to improve supervision and increase the personnel and coordinate with the Indonesian ports and airports to prevent and Pontianak Supadio narrow smuggling wildlife plants using these lines. "I appeal to the public to immediately stop the hunting of hornbill ivory. To avoid extinction in West Kalimantan's mascot, "he said.

Orang Utan Profil

Orangutan is the one - the only great apes (primates do not caudate) are still living in the continent of Asia and most of the population is in Indonesia. The results of the study of genetics, morphology, ecology, behavior, and life history, orangutans can be divided into two types (Delgado & van Schaik, 2001; Groves, 2001; Zang et al, 2001), namely: Pongo abelii located in North Sumatra and Aceh later Pongo pygmaeus spread in Borneo (West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, East Kalimantan; Sarawak and Sabah in Malaysia).

Special at Borneo orangutan population found that genetic variation in the morphology and regrouped into three subspecies (Groves, 2001; Warren et al, 2001), namely: 1) Pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus spread in the North West Kalimantan (TN. Betung Kerihun, TN Lake Sentarum and vicinity), North to the Northeast Kapuas River Sarawak. 2) Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii has spread in Borneo Southwest, including the southern part of the Kapuas River in the TN. Sebangau and 3) the western part of the Barito River. Pongo pygmaeus morio limited to the eastern part of Sabah and Kalimantan so far Mahakam River.

Currently the species in the wild Borneo Orangutan highly threatened and vulnerable to extinction. Borneo Orangutan defined by IUCN as "endangered" (precarious) and listed in Appendix I of CITES, which means both animals and all products derived from it (flesh, skin, hair, nails, dirt, etc.) should not be traded anywhere.

In Indonesia, orangutans are protected by laws and regulations that exist are the Wild Animals Protection Ordinance No. 233 of 1931, Act 5 of 1990 concerning Conservation of Biological Resources and Ecosystems, Regulation 7 of 1999 on Preservation of Flora and Fauna and the Decree of the Ministry of Forestry. 301/Kpts-II/1991.

Orangutans live solitary spring (likely their own), they are arboreal animals (a lot more activity in the trees) that are large, have a wide range area (1-2 km / day), and long life (can be more than 50 years). Orangutan important role in seed dispersal to maintain the balance of the ecosystem. Absence Orangutan in the forest could lead to the extinction of a species that spread depends on these primates.

Orangutan survival of tropical forests depends on the form the habitats, ranging from lowland forests, swamps, Heath, to the forested mountains with an altitude of approximately 1800 m asl (Payne, 1987 and van Schaik et al, 1995). In Borneo Orangutan populations altitude about 500-800 m above sea level. As living beings who depend on the forests, orangutans can be regarded as the best representative of the structure of the biological diversity of tropical rain forests are of high quality. Therefore, the orangutan can be used as an umbrella species (umbrella species) for the conservation of tropical rainforests.

Adult male orangutans cheeked (Maias Capan - Dayak Iban language) is twice the adult females or adult males are not cheeked (Maias Timbau - discuss Dayak Iban). Adult female orangutans can be found running along with small children, while her pre-teen or adult (Maias Kesak - Dayak Iban Language) is an independent life and began looking for a partner. Oragutan female is ready to reproduce (bear) at the age of about 14 years old with long gestation 8-9 bulan.Setiap orangutan born only produce one baby with a spacing of 7-9 years (Wich et al, 2009).

Orangutan including omnivorous animals, but most of them only eat plants and 90% of the food in the form of fruits sehngga called frugivores. In addition, they eat bark, leaves, flowers, lianas and some insects. To date from the station - a research station in the area spreading (West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, Aceh and North Sumatra) recorded more than 1000 species of plants, small animals and fungi into food orangutan (Rodman, 1973; MacKinnon, 1974; Rijksen, 1978; Galdikas, 1988; Utami and van Hooff, 1997, Ruson et al, 2009).

Usually Orangutan mother will teach her how to get food and drinks of different types of trees in different seasons. Through this, it can be seen that the orangutan turns out to have a complex forest site maps in their brains, so they do not waste energy when searching for food. And his son can also find a variety of trees and plants, which can be eaten and how to process foods protected by a shell and sharp spines.

population Orang Utan

Borneo Orangutan
Latin Name: Pongo pygmaeus

Based on genetic studies of orangutan in Borneo, there are three sub-species of orangutans that have been identified, namely Pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus is found in northwestern Borneo, Borneo Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii in the middle, and Pongo pygmaeus morio in northeast Borneo. Of the three sub-species of the Bornean orangutans, Pp wurmbii is a sub-species with the greatest relative body size, while Pp Morio is a sub-species with the smallest relative body size.

In 2004, scientists estimated that the total population of orangutans on the island of Borneo, both in Indonesia and Malaysia, there are about 54 thousand people. Among the three sub-species of the Bornean orangutans, Pp pygmaeus is a sub-species of the least and endangered, with an estimated population of 3,000 to 4.500 individuals in West Kalimantan and Sarawak little, or less than 8% of the total population of Bornean orangutans.

Physical Description
Bornean orangutans are part of the great ape family and are the largest arboreal mammal.
Animals have long hair and tousled dark brownish red, the colors on the face ranging from pink, red to black.
Weight of adult male Bornean orangutans could reach 50 to 90 kg and height 1.25 to 1.5 m. While males females weigh 30-50 kg and height of 1 m.
Parts of the body such as the arms length not only serves to grab foods such as fruits, but also to swing from tree to tree, using reach and distance for a solid grip.
Temples like cushions held by an adult male Bornean orangutans make these animals face look bigger. However, not all adult male Bornean orangutans have a forehead like a pillow.
Owned Adam's apple can be inflated to produce a loud noise, which is used to call and tell their existence.

Ecology and Habitat
Borneo Orangutan more common in lowland forest (below 500 m above sea level) than in the highlands. Forests and peatlands is the center of the range area orangutan, as more fruiting plants produce large compared to the dry dipterocarp forest and lots of tall trees have large woody, like keruing. Borneo Orangutan particularly vulnerable to disturbances in their habitat, although Pp morio showed unexpected tolerance relative degradation of the habitat in the northern part of Borneo Island.

Threat
All sub-species of Bornean orangutans are endangered and fully protected by the laws of Indonesia. These species are classified into categories by CITES Appendix I (species that are prohibited from international commercial trade because it is very vulnerable to extinction). Some of the major threats faced by Bornean orangutans are habitat loss, illegal logging, forest fires, poaching and trade to be a pet orangutan. In the last decade, in every year, there are at least 1.2 million hectares of Indonesia's forests have been used for the activities of large-scale logging, illegal logging and forest conversion for agriculture, plantations, mining, and settlement. Forest fires caused by climate phenomena such as El Nino storms and prolonged droughts also result in reduced population of orangutans. Over the last 2o years, Borneo orangutan habitat is reduced at least about 55%.

WWF conservation efforts in Borneo Orangutan
WWF is working with various stakeholders such as the Indonesian government, organizations and local communities, to save and reduce damage to orangutan habitat. The three components of WWF in implementing conservation activities in the Heart of Borneo orangutan is:

Memfaslitasi the creation of a network of protected areas as a protected area for key species, such as protected areas orangutanMenghubungkan with 'wildlife corridors' to be managed carefully, ensuring orangutans and other species can move freely in it.
Ensure all other areas within and on the borders of the Heart of Borneo whose status can not be maintained as protected forests managed in a sustainable manner. More than 70% population of Bornean orangutans is estimated to be outside the protected areas, with the majority being within the concession area. WWF research shows that Borneo orangutans to survive in the forest concessions, if the impact is reduced through the implementation logging Sustainable Forest Management, is selective logging, integrity fruiting trees are preserved, and the activities are strictly controlled hunting.
Pull through awareness campaigns about orangutan conservation kapada community groups, particularly local communities living adjacent to orangutan habitat.

WWF also has run several orangutan conservation programs in West Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan. In West Kalimantan, WWF conservation work is focused on Pp pygmaeus Kerihun Betung National Park and Sentarum Lake National Park, as well as the wildlife corridor that is in between. Both parks are located in Kapuas Hulu. Meanwhile, the concession areas in Ketapang District, West Kalimantan is targeted to sub-species protection Pp wurmbii. In Central Kalimantan, orangutan conservation WWF's work focused on orangutans berhabitat Sebangau National Park

Save Me Please

KETAPANG - Peter Kansius of Foundation Trench Ketapang, assessing the death of orangutans who were evacuated on August 26 to 27 and in Hamlet Trenches Dongka Wak, Wajok Downstream, Pontianak, leaving stories and questions from various circles, especially among conservation. Of course, the fundamental question is, what should be saved orangutans even a disastrous loss of life with the primates.

Chronologically, at 25 Agutus last evening, orangutans known to be in the garden in the hamlet residents Trenches Dongka Wak. Residents reported to the Central Kalimantan Natural Resources Conservation and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Indonesia Kalimantan Program. The next day, evacuation efforts began. A total of three shots drugs are not able to knock 17-year-old male orangutan with the weight of 70 kilograms. Residents then took the initiative to bloat orangutans living in the midrib of coconut trees to be dropped. When smoked, the fire splashed onto dry palm branches, so instead grabbed orangutan.

"It is unfortunate and sad indeed, the conditions that should be saved orangutans actually claimed the lives," he said. Orangutan with male gender was aged about 15 years died of non-infectious complications. Suffered burns about 70 percent, or almost all over his body. Large-bodied primates who suffered burns, still moving to rambutan tree. The next day, evacuation efforts succeed. However, the orangutan has been experiencing dehydration and stress of interacting with humans for several days. Orangutans once admitted Daops
Agni Manggala Kalimantan.


Joint team to evacuate, the BKSDA West Kalimantan, Titian Foundation, International Animal Rescue (IAR), Gemawan Institute, and WWF-Indonesia, on August 29 agreed to bring it to the IAR orangutan, so that treatment can be more intensive. On the same day at 19.00 pm, the orangutan was brought by road from Mangala Agni in Rasau Jaya, Kubu Raya, to Ketapang. However, towards the border Kubu Raya district and the District, the orangutan is checked regularly by a veterinarian are accompanying it apparently was not moving. At approximately 22:30 pm, the primate was declared dead.

Based on autopsy results veterinarian Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health West Kalimantan orangutan cause of death was due to non-infectious complications, then burns all over his body, as well as physical stress and dehydration, "said Dwi Yudha Harsanto in his press conference in Pontianak, August 31. Further, the Team Veterinarian necropsy concluded the cause of death orangutan, could be due to burns that cause dehydration, stress, and added complications, and heart orangutan covered about 50 percent fat.

"The story of the demise of orangutans leaves the question of the various groups. That question is reasonable, because the rescue orangutans few days should be done well even claimed the lives of orangutans, "he said. cPetrus assert failure in saving the lives of orangutans is done, due to several factors. These factors meant that the handling of the orangutan is very clear coordination, especially in the handling of animals required special rescue coordination. "But as is the case in the handling of these orangutans are still not up," he explained.

Moreover, he said, based on facts, orangutans rescued smoked by a distance that is too close, so the impact on the burning hair and the body of the orangutan. Basically, says Peter, how fogging aims to dispel the terms orangutans have much of a presence in the place where he was. "Coordination is in preparation, strategies, and actions in terms of handling. Besides communication, communication process and the rescue team at the time of rescue. There should be good communication with the residents at the scene, given as it happens, after the fumigation carried out resulting in the body tebakarnya orangutans, "he said.

According to him, there should be a step or a safe way that can be done by climbing a tree and save the orangutans, in a way tied or fished, then lowered. In the incident, the judge was very clear Peter, conflicts between wildlife and humans have occurred. "The fact that the conflict between humans and wildlife, it started when the animals are getting desperate due to habitat and populations are increasingly threatened by land clearing for plantations and mining," he said.

In addition, according to him, the main reason why orangutans get to the village community, of course, feed or food because they are more limited, is not even available anymore. "This is certainly a concern we shared and all. Conflicts between wildlife and humans lately is likely to increase due to the increasing complexity of issues related to land clearing resulted in the endangerment soul of protected animals such as the orangutan and plants are protected, "he said.

Because until now specialist rescue teams still feels very low and far to be in places where the distribution orangutan was, Peter worried about the increasing threat to the habitat of orangutans and other protected species. "So I think there needs to be specific of handling the rescue orangutans and indeed it is to be done," he concluded.

Save Me

Orangutan dies after accidentally being burned by villagers

The Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia | Archipelago | Thu, August 30 2012, 12:55 PM

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A male orangutan clings to a treetop, in an attempt to avoid villagers who were trying to chase him out from their plantations in Parit Wak Dongkak village, West Kalimantan, on Sunday. The ape accidentally caught fire, and died on Wednesday night. (Antara/Jessica Helena Wuysang)

A male orangutan, which was accidentally set alight by villagers in West Kalimantan, died on Wednesday night after succumbing to the severe burns on his hands, chest and legs.

The 17-year-old ape had allegedly crossed over the hedge of plantation areas in Parit Wak Dongkak, Pontianak, on Saturday. Residents living in the area were afraid that the ape would destroy the cops, so they tried to chase it out of a tree by setting the tree on fire.

The attempt took a wrong turn when the ape, instead of quickly moving away, caught fire.

The ape was rushed to the Manggala Agni conservation center in Kubu Raya, West Kalimantan. He was transferred to the International Animal Rescue’s (IAR) rehabilitation center for specialized treatment, but died en route.

“A team, jointly established by several organizations, is arranging tools and a site for his autopsy in Pontianak. Several team members have also prepared a coffin,” said World Wide Fund for Nature's (WWF) East Kalimantan program manager Hermayani Piuteras, as quoted by kompas.com.