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Nature’s Literacy Window: Unveiling Stories from the Wild

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Night Explorers of Kemuning: Sunda Colugo

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Night Explorers of Kemuning: Sunda Colugo

This nocturnal explorer is one of the many species that enliven the quiet nights of Kemuning Forest, Temanggung, Central Java. This gliding mammal has distinct characteristics compared to others such as the giant flying squirrel (Petaurista petaurista pallas) and the flying squirrel (Iomys

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Leopard and Black Panther: The Same Species, Just Different Colors

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Leopard and Black Panther: The Same Species, Just Different Colors

Leopards and black panthers are actually the same species, although many people still consider them to be different. The term black panther is simply a common name given to the melanistic color variation of the leopard and is derived from the genus name Panthera. The black coloration of the

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The History of Shade-Grown Coffee Cultivation in Kemuning Forest

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The History of Shade-Grown Coffee Cultivation in Kemuning Forest

Kemuning Forest is the name used by local communities to refer to the forest area surrounding Kemuning Village, Bejen District, Temanggung. The village can also be described as an enclave, meaning a settlement located within a forest area managed by Perhutani, specifically under the KPH Kedu Utara

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The Dragon Snake (Xenodermus javanicus), an Inhabitant of Kemuning Forest

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The Dragon Snake (Xenodermus javanicus), an Inhabitant of Kemuning Forest

One of the remaining lowland natural forests in Central Java, Kemuning Forest in Temanggung Regency, still holds many mysteries. One of them is the recorded presence of the dragon snake, discovered by researchers from the Faculty of Forestry, Universitas Gadjah Mada during a herpetofauna

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Night Explorers of Kemuning Forest: Javan Flying Squirrel

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Night Explorers of Kemuning Forest: Javan Flying Squirrel

Flying may not be something extraordinary for winged animals like birds. However, for a squirrel, soaring through the air is a different matter. The ability to glide is only possessed by a small number of squirrel species that belong to the group known as gliding mammals. Gliding is not the same

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