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Juara Sugandoi Kinabatangan 2010by giluk19851,913 views- 3:45
Sukau Rainforest Lodgeby borneoecotours19,389 views
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Malesia - Borneoby 00serpik5,935 views
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Kinabatangan Riverby jasnjohn796 views
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Uncle Tan's Wildlife Campby freespiritz3,337 views
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RSPO - The Gathering Momentumby rspo20049,548 views
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Sukau - Maleisiëby nrvholiday117 views
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Extreme Allstar - Kinabjangan Gymby miketrunks2,232 views
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Orangutang-Sukauby mrrogerm154 views
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Into the Wild: Adventures in Borneo - Pygmy elephant attack!by patrickjudecrawley6,215 views
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dora jauh kau pergi.wmvby geirl87755 views
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Croc Attackby jsammy716,667 views
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The P2P Greeniz expedition to Kinabatangan, Sabahby thestaronline1,009 views
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Gibbon Call: Sound of the wild on the Sukau / Kinabatangan River, Sabah, Borneo Islandby JoannaPogulis3,646 views
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Kinabatanganby marianaandfrank354 views
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Borneo - The rare pigmy elephantsby renataflorio23,791 views
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Wild Borneo Pygmy Elephantby cathyellis12,714 views
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Ngoh Farmby uniqphysique4,438 views
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UDANG GALA GERGASI( hulu sungai kinabatangan)by robpus79,111 views
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Ratu dangdutby jumrah1,747 views
When I went, I didn't see any pygmy elephants or rhinos :(
GiuseppinaBA 3 years ago
Being a pioneer tour guide, I've seen what Sukau was before tourist came in droves. My pal Cede Prudente used to swim the tiny Menanggol river to cross over to our lodge just near the river mouth. Encroachement of Proboschis Monkeys natural habitat by Oil Palm Estates increase daily. Just walk behind the trees beside the river and you'll discover the real inconvenient truth. What you see is purely cosmetics! Can Sabah government succeed on its objective to preserve wildlife?
hellcountry 3 years ago
This video forgets to mention one endangered species, "Borneo rhino". In addition, we must stop the Western demands of softwood and hardwood for thrive on furniture, building materials or musical instruments.
iamverycrazyboi 3 years ago
Very good and educational video. However, WWF should have taken action on deforestation earlier. Now, most of the Sabah forest are cut down for building, oil palm plantation, agriculture and roads. Sabah has landslide and flooding whenever in the monsoon season. The Kinabatangan flooding helps to provide the nutrients to the trees very much alike the Amazon River.
iamverycrazyboi 3 years ago
The local inhabitants and the people of Sabah in future will pay a heavy price for the sake of increasing global demand for Bio-Fuel so, more solutions of the environment should be needed rather than promotion of the State tourism or Bio-Fuel Industry.
TigaLima555 3 years ago
In just two decades, the oil palm industry grew and contributed more for the total destruction of the forest and limiting growth of wildlide population in the area. I thank the WWF effort, the Partners for Wetlands Program, the Forestry Department and the Oil Palm plantations for the effort however, time is running out.
TigaLima555 3 years ago
40 years ago, I grew up in Kinabatangan area where wildlife, flora and fauna was in abundance.
TigaLima555 3 years ago