Netster 宅男

Was seat­ing under a scorch ing sun in a beau­ti­ful Manukan Island in Kota Kin a­balu when a lux­ury yatch pass by and mak­ing the scenery even more amazing.

Yatch beau­ti­fy­ing Manukan Island, Kota Kinabalu

If you’re in Lok Kawi Wildlife Park you don’t want to miss this guy! Okay sinc e you can’t be there just check out this photo, they look pretty real

Malayan Sun Bear (Lok Kawi Wildlife Park Kota Kinabalu)

This one is from the sign board

• The Malayan Sun Bear is the small­est bear in the world.
• The word “heli” is Sun “arc­tos” is bear.
• The hair is short and entirely black except for a white spot or V-Shape mark on the upper chest.
• Sun bear are large pow­er­fully built; head is large and flex­i­ble muz­zle omniv­o­rous mam­mals with a short tail and a good sense of smell but poor sight and hearing.
• Of all the bears this is the most agile climber and spends a great time in trees.
• Sun bears feeds on fruit and leave gath­ered directly from the branches apart from ter­mites, bee nests and small mam­mals by using their front paws and long tongue.
• In the wild, Sun bears live soli­tary and is mainly active at night and spends the day bask­ing in the sun sleeping.
• Female bear gave birth to their cubs on the ground in a secluded spot and remain with their par­ents for up to 2 years.

We were greeted by these 2 birds as we enter­ing the birds park. I don’t remem­ber how long I stare up the trees but I know I was blown away by these crazy birds.

“Hello, Good­bye” is all the bird singing…

Hello Good­bye…

Beau­ti­ful Hill Myna found in Lok Kawi Wildlife Park

Credit: Thanks to Mr. Jason of Bird­ers of Sabah Bor­neo Island (twit­ter @horukuru) for the cor­rect name of these bird. Thank you

I love vis­it­ing this park. In fact I was dis­ap­pointed I didn’t get to see every­thing in 2 hours when I was there.

As to why I am only there for 2 hours? Here’s a tip, if you’re vis­it­ing Lok Kawi Wildlife Park in the future please do not use taxi that offer their ser­vice from a hotel. (unless you’re are fine with it) Held the taxi from any where on the street and tell them you wanted to go to Lok Kawi and ask the dri­ver how much (RM100 the cheap­est, to and fro). Get your deal that way! oth­er­wise you will be lim­ited to visit the park for only 2 hours as per the sched­ule writ­ten on the flyer.

Have you seen an angry Ostrich?

Ostrich in Lok Kawi Wildlife Park