Kinabalu giant red leech
Mimobdella buettikoferi
This giant red leech is endemic to Mt Kinabalu.
The leech doesn't suck any blood but it feeds only on worms that also known as Kinabalu giant earthworm.
It can be found around 1500m - 3000m above. It is easy to seen during rainy days.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Monday, July 6, 2009
Amphibia
Ansonia fuliginea
No common name:?
Endemic to Mt.Kinabalu
This wonderfull toad appear when it is rain at above layang-layang hut.
It can be found from lower montane forest ( 1500m ) up to upper montane forest (2000m above).
Pelophryne misera
No common name:?
Endemic to Mt. Kinabalu.
This frog also can be found at Mempening shelter ( 2000m above - Villosa shelter 3000m above).
The frog looks like walking rather than hooping or it just my imagination. The frog move slow from place to place. We should keep sense on the ground if we want to seek this.
No common name:?
Endemic to Mt.Kinabalu
This wonderfull toad appear when it is rain at above layang-layang hut.
It can be found from lower montane forest ( 1500m ) up to upper montane forest (2000m above).
Pelophryne misera
No common name:?
Endemic to Mt. Kinabalu.
This frog also can be found at Mempening shelter ( 2000m above - Villosa shelter 3000m above).
The frog looks like walking rather than hooping or it just my imagination. The frog move slow from place to place. We should keep sense on the ground if we want to seek this.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
A house gecko
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