Javan Leopard
Javan leopard is a leopard subspecies confined to the Indonesian island of Java. It has been listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List since 2021. The population is estimated at 188–571 mature individuals in 22 fragmented subpopulations and a declining population trend.
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Komodo Dragon
There are many ways that can be carried out to describe this one species. Komodo dragons can be found on the exotic islands of Indonesia, such as Komodo Island, Rinca, Padar and Flores.
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Anoa (Bubalus sp.)
Anoa is an endemic animal of Sulawesi Island which has two kinds of species, which are the lowland anoa and mountain anoa. The threat of extinction occurs because of the habit of local people who hunt it for consumption until its skin and horns are taken. This rare animal lives in the forest, so anoa cannot become livestock even though they have similarities with buffalo.
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Badak Jawa (Javan Rhino)
The Javan rhino or rhino with one horn is another rare animal in Indonesia. Most of these rhinos are found on the island of Java. Its population is shrinking from year to year. Javan rhinos have difficulty reproducing and they only live for 80 years.
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Elang Flores (Flores Hawk-Eagle)
This Flores native eagle is the raptor that currently its existence is very rare because the population is less than 250. This lovely, handsome bird has a medium body size about 55 cm high for adult birds. The head has white hair and sometimes has brown stripes on the crown. Its body is blackish brown, and the chest of this endemic Flores bird is white with a red hue.
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Harimau Sumatra (Pantheras tigris sumatra)
This type of Sumatran tiger is one of the rare animals protected by the Indonesian government. Its existence is now very concerning because there are only around 500 Sumatran tigers left. Careless logging and poaching are blamed for the scarcity of this animal. As the name implies, this animal is only found in Sumatra area.
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