Koh Phra Thong

Koh Phra Thong

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The animals of Koh Phra Thong

  • Crab Eating Macaque

    Scientific name: Macaca fascicularis
    Size: Up to 55cm (body) 65cm (tail)
    More: A very social animal that lives in groups anywhere from 5-60+ animals. They can and will eat a wide variety of animals, plants, and other materials. Found in a wide variety of habitats, including rainforests, coastal forests and mangroves.

  • Water Monitor Lizard

    Scientific name: Varanus Salvator
    Size: Up to 300cm
    More: Monitor lizards differ greatly from other lizards in that they possess a relatively high metabolic rate for reptiles. Monitor lizards are very intelligent, and some species can even count. In Thailand, the word water monitor is used as an insulting word for bad and evil things.

  • Mouse Deer

    Scientific name: Tragulus Napu
    Size: Up to 75cm (body) 10cm (tail)
    More: Has four stomach compartments to digest tough plant materials. They do not have horns or antlers but possess enlarged upper canines. The female has the potential to be pregnant throughout heradult life, often having just an 85 or 155 minute 'breather' between giving birth and becoming pregnant again.

  • Reticulated Python

    Scientific name: Python Reticulatus
    Size: Up to 10m
    More: Possibly the largest snake in the world with specimens to 30 feet. Has a color pattern that is a very complex geometric pattern that incorporates numerous different colors. Kill by constriction, using a powerful muscular body to squeeze a victim to death. It may take a python weeks to completely digest a large meal .

  • Pangolin

    Scientific name: Manis temminckii
    Size: Up to 100cm
    More: The name "pangolin" derives from the Malay word pengulling  ("something that rolls up"). All pangolins can roll themselves into a ball to defend themselves, it takes considerable force to unroll them. They are nocturnal and remain in their burrows during the day. Chinese believe pangolin scales reduce swelling.