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In my last video we visited together the city of Ipoh, on the Kinta River. Malaysia's former city of millionaires.
In this video we now leave civilization and drive into the Taman Negara - the oldest jungle in the world.
Wild elephants live there, the last Malayan tigers and the Malayan tapir, which is also threatened with extinction.
Already from the Tembeling River, the rainforest is impressive. But I want to get in the middle and do a jungle hike. There I make the encounter with completely different bloodthirsty wild animals: leeches.
But the jungle is not only home to an impressive animal world. In addition to the mighty giants of the jungle trees, there are also plants that can heal - or kill.
CREDITS:
PICTURES:
"Taman Negara" / Seth Mazow/flickr - CC-BY-SA
“Taman Negara” / phalinn/flickr - CC BY
“Taman Negara NP/Bernard DUPONT/WikiCommons
"Blue-eyed Anglehead Lizard (Gonocephalus liogaster) male (Photo by Xavier MALLERET)" /Bernard DUPONT/flickr CC-BY-SA
"Freshwater Mangrove (Barringtonia acutangula)" /Bernard DUPONT/flickr CC-BY-SA
“Taman Negara (Sungai Relau, Pahang)“/ Gula Kapas/WikiCommons CC-BY 3.0
"Swimming Malayan Tiger in Dortmund zoological garden"/ Hans Stieglitz/WikiCommons CC-BY-SA 3.0
"Indian elephant bull in musth in Bandipur National Park" / Yathin S Krishnappa/ WikiCommons CC-BY-SA 3.0
“Persian Leopard (Panthera pardus saxicolor)” / ThunderJag/ WikiCommons CC-BY-SA 3.0
"Tapirus indicu" / Masteraah / WikiCommons CC-BY-SA 2.0
VIDEO: "Seedling and Planet Earth"/Videezy.com
MUSIC "Positive Fuse" /French Fuse/KZbin