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| | Sumatran Tiger Reserves and National Parks in detail. Kerinci Seblat National Park. |
 | | Kerinci Seblat National Park was, until quite recently, the largest reserve in Indonesia. |
 | | Other significant mammals include elephants, tapir, clouded leopard, flying squirrels, sun bears, the extremely unusual serow (a goat-deer), Kerinci rabbits (found nowhere else in the world), melanistic golden cats which are often mistaken for fl panthers (photographed in 1996), the tiger, and the mysterious orang pendak, a form of great ape. |
 | | Kerinci Seblat for the past 150 years, but has yet to be identified by experts. |
| www.lairweb.org.nz /tiger/kerinci.html (571 words) |
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