emm.. n3 kali nie aku nk cerita pasai "cipan"... hem slalu bile orng marah ke gurau ke kekadang name cipan nie di heret skali... aku pun adew sejarah dengan cipan nie... huh mmg hampeh jew jek rase mase 2... mase 2 aku ader xtvt dekat institut biodiversiti kuala gandah.. malam 2 pegawai yng keja kt si2 citer la sesikit pasai hutan kuala gandah 2 ngan spesis yg menetap di situ... sesmbil 2 dia buka pop kuiz saper dapat jwp bg pen... n dalam2 penerangan dia 2 ade la slide gmbr cipan 2... pas2 dia pun tnye selain tapir haiwan ni kita kenali sebagai ape? aku pn angkt tangan jwb "badak murai" ... peh 2 dia ckp salah...dia ckp pandai je bg name sesuke hati.. dia cakap badak tampong la.. aku hangin jew lau salah 2 x pe lah.. tak yah la pelekih kn jwpn aku depan dak2 junior... dah lew dorang gelak2.. yang lagik hangin mmg pun tapir 2 dikenali jugak ngan badak murai... nak jew aku lempang pegawai 2.. mungkin sbnrnya dak2 2 gelak kt dia kot yg x taw tapir 2 orang panggil badak murai gak...cam cilake sungguh pegawai 2... aku tempek kn la skali info pasai cipan neh:
name saitifik beliau ialah: Schabrackentapir Tapirus indicus (Desmarest, 1819)
English: Malayan Tapir; French: Tapir des Indes; Bahasa Jawa: Tapir; Bahasa Sunda: Tapir; Burmese: Tara-shu; Indonesian: babi janggut, babi putih, babi hutan; Kheh: Si-put-chin; Malay: Kuda-ayer, Tennu; Thai: Som-Set; Badak murai, Badak tampong, Badak terenok, Sipan, Teno.
**(nengok kn ader badak murai 2 ... hape punye pegawai la !)
Former distribution: Sumatra, the Malaysian Peninsula into central Burma and south-eastern Thailand.
Present distribution: Thailand and Sumatra.Behaviour: Preferred habitat: dense rain forests and swamps: diet includes grasses, leaves and aquatic plants; they are good swim mers and climbers, and are active hocturnally; they usually live singly or in pairs. (kire ader la yg idup solo neh)
Predators are tigers and leopards.
Population status: Endangered; Sumatra 40-50.
Brief notes:Body weight: 250-300 kgHead and body
length: 220-250 cm
Tail length: 5-10 cmShoulder
height: 90-105 cmGestation
period: 390-395 days
Maximum age: 30 years
Hunting methods: Protected by law. ( jgn buru beliau t kena tngkp lak)
Remarks: Only a few isolated groups are found in the distribution areas; in Burma the tapirs are probably extinct. They may survive in remote and protected regions in Thailand. Reasons for the decline include human disturbance, destruction of habitat by deforestation and uncontrolled hunting. (ingat nk terjemahkn sekali tp malas la plak nk membuke kamus..hahahah)
name saitifik beliau ialah: Schabrackentapir Tapirus indicus (Desmarest, 1819)
English: Malayan Tapir; French: Tapir des Indes; Bahasa Jawa: Tapir; Bahasa Sunda: Tapir; Burmese: Tara-shu; Indonesian: babi janggut, babi putih, babi hutan; Kheh: Si-put-chin; Malay: Kuda-ayer, Tennu; Thai: Som-Set; Badak murai, Badak tampong, Badak terenok, Sipan, Teno.
**(nengok kn ader badak murai 2 ... hape punye pegawai la !)
Former distribution: Sumatra, the Malaysian Peninsula into central Burma and south-eastern Thailand.
Present distribution: Thailand and Sumatra.Behaviour: Preferred habitat: dense rain forests and swamps: diet includes grasses, leaves and aquatic plants; they are good swim mers and climbers, and are active hocturnally; they usually live singly or in pairs. (kire ader la yg idup solo neh)
Predators are tigers and leopards.
Population status: Endangered; Sumatra 40-50.
Brief notes:Body weight: 250-300 kgHead and body
length: 220-250 cm
Tail length: 5-10 cmShoulder
height: 90-105 cmGestation
period: 390-395 days
Maximum age: 30 years
Hunting methods: Protected by law. ( jgn buru beliau t kena tngkp lak)
Remarks: Only a few isolated groups are found in the distribution areas; in Burma the tapirs are probably extinct. They may survive in remote and protected regions in Thailand. Reasons for the decline include human disturbance, destruction of habitat by deforestation and uncontrolled hunting. (ingat nk terjemahkn sekali tp malas la plak nk membuke kamus..hahahah)
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