Kinabalu National Park - Malaysia
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization (Unesco) has recognized Malaysia's Kinabalu National Park as a World Natural Heritage in 2000.
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The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization (Unesco) has recognized Malaysia's Kinabalu National Park as a World Natural Heritage in 2000.
Because of the danger of extinction, it is possible to spend $ 5,000 or more on a branch of this rare species.
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.
When three college students began their journey to catch caterpillars in 1965 on Mount Kinabalu in Borneo, they did not know that they had built the foundation for the s…