Indonesia's new capital - city of the future
Indonesia is planning to build a new capital in East Kalimantan on the island of Borneo, called Nusantara.
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Indonesia is planning to build a new capital in East Kalimantan on the island of Borneo, called Nusantara.
This ethnic group also uses feathers, tattoos, houses on stilts, worshiping dragons and gods ... like the ancient Vietnamese inhabitants of Hung Vuong's time.
A mysterious fish with long and pointed tusks has just been discovered on the Indonesian coast of Borneo.
This painting on Borneo, which describes a wild native cattle, is one of thousands of artworks discovered decades ago in remote areas.
Scientists discovered new ants on the island of Borneo, Pacific, National Geographic on April 19 reported.
Scientists have discovered the highest tropical tree in the world on Borneo island with a height of 309 feet (94.1 meters). New trees were found to break the record of t…
A tropical tree on Borneo Island, Malaysia, set a record with the height of three stacked blue whales.
German photographer Christian Ziegler captures images of warm-plant plant killers on Borneo (in Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia) during his discovery on the island.
Nepenthes bicalcarata live in the nutrient-rich peat forests on Borneo island. It is not a very effective carnivore. Their warm-leaf leaves lack smooth walls and sticky,…
The warm lid is often called the beautiful assassin in the wild by colorful colorful cup leaves with sweet honey as bait to attract insects and small animals.
A species of rod beetle, scientific name Phobaeticus chani, has been identified by famous scientists in the United Kingdom and the United States as the longest insect in…
As a new victim of illegal trafficking, the ancient red-faced sandbill bird is at risk of extinction.
Scientists first filmed a film about local legend squirrels as a vampire-like predator.
Recently, scientists have discovered the existence of giant red leech species in Indonesia. They are scientifically named Mimobdella buettikoferi.
BBC has just published a documentary that scared many people. The main character in the video is a red leech up to 1m at Borneo Island, Indonesia.