BKSDA CORD RELEASE EIGHT ANIMALS PROTECTED

Seekor Sumatran koucang (nycticebus coucang) is located above the tree of the intestinals released in Suaka Margasatwa Padang Sugihan, Banyuasin, South Sumatra, Saturday (23/10/2021). The Natural Resources Conservation Hall (BKSDA) South Sumatra released five types of wildlife protected consisting of two bases of the bido elang tail (spilornis chela), two long-tailed bondol (haliastur indus), one partial elang tail (milvus migrans), two temples of Sumatra (nycticebus coucang) and one long-tail twisted but tail (psyttacuka longicauda) to return to its habitat in order to commemorate the world’s day of animals. ANTARA PHOTO/Nova Wahyudi/hp.

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