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Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
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Niesa Amor
July 5, 2015
Small creature that had similarities with the monkeys, have a big eyes, and long tail. Creature that you wont like to miss to see.
Lyne
January 30, 2020
When travelling to Bohol, must see this small creatures located in Loboc Sanctuary.
Glorem
October 29, 2019
Tarsiers- locally known as ‘mamag’- are an endangered species and would be close to extinction if it weren’t for the efforts of the Tarsier Conservatory in Bohol. Tarsiers are considered a “dependent” species meaning that they cannot thrive in the wild on their own. Every visit to the Tarsier Conservatory helps fund efforts and habitat to keep these cute little creatures alive. When you visit the conservatory, you’ll see several of these little frog-fingers primates hanging out in the trees, sleeping under leaves and staring at you with their great big eyes. The tour only lasts 20 minutes because they don’t want to stress these Tarsiers out, but it’s totally worth it.
Tarsiers- locally known as ‘mamag’- are an endangered species and would be close to extinction if it weren’t for the efforts of the Tarsier Conservatory in Bohol. Tarsiers are considered a “dependent” species meaning that they cannot thrive in the wild on their own. Every visit to the Tarsier Conser…
Harald
August 15, 2018
close encounter with the smallest primate in the world
Rose
October 17, 2018
Tarsier, known locally as "mawmag", is the smallest primate on earth. They are living free in their natural habitat for tourists to search on hiking trail.
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