Tree shrew on Nepenthes rajah.mpg
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Uploaded by clarke2469 on Feb 18, 2010
A mountain tree shrew (Tupaia montana) visits a pitcher of Nepenthes rajah to feed on nectar secreted by glands on the inner surface of the pitcher lid. Location: Mount Kinabalu, Borneo.
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haha, this is pretty funny. 6 months ago i commented to this video. By now, i already own a N. Rajah (still small, wahtever), and it's growing pretty well! Slow grower, but it'll do :)
STFUbelgium 4 months ago
SO CLOSE
STFUbelgium 10 months ago
beautiful shrew! lovely
mikolaj1977 1 year ago
search for "tree-shrew-uses-pitcher-plant-as-potty"
matmat83 1 year ago
And now scientists believe the plant was created that way to collect dung from that rodent, rather than to catch any living creature! Could make sense.
skinnyjohnsen 1 year ago