I recently visited the forest reserve at Penang Hill, a beautiful nature reserve with many precious flora and fauna. As I explored the area, I saw some pretty amazing creatures and plants.
In the forest reserve, there are many trees and vegetation that make up a spectacular sight. There are some trees that are very tall and some can reach tens of meters tall. I also saw some rare plants, such as the nine-knotted calamus and mountain longan, among others.
These plants are a very important resource in the forest reserve of Penang Hill in Penang and play a very important role in both ecological balance and the climate of the region.
On the way, we passed a bridge named after a monkey, similar to a suspension bridge, in order to protect the environment, so it was built for several years, and in the process of construction, monkeys would come to "watch", so naturally, the bridge was named after the monkey.
The surrounding trees are really too luxuriant, worthy of the primeval forest.
During the climb, we saw many tall giant trees along the way, as well as orchids. As we walked, we also saw crabs living on land!
The first thing I saw was a vampire crab. It is a terrestrial crab with a habit similar to that of vampires. So I was lucky to see them during the day. These vampire crabs live on the banks of rivers and streams and feed mainly on fruits and carrion. They look strange, but they're also funny.
In addition to vampire crabs, I saw many other animals, including monkeys, wild boars, snakes, and many birds. These animals live very freely in the forest reserve of Penang Hill in Penang, free from human disturbances. I also saw some beautiful insects such as butterflies and dragonflies.
I also encountered a snake that resembled a blue wire, if you don't look at it, you will step on it! The Javan serpent (Latin scientific name maticora bivirgata) is commonly known as the blue glandular coral snake, the blue Malay coral snake.
Blue long gland coral snake as the world's longest poisonous gland snake, its toxins are also very strong, the poison gland almost extends to the subcutaneous one-third of the position, although not as toxic as the silver ring snake, but because the poison gland is long, this also makes its body toxin reserves very large ~ be careful
I had a very memorable time in the forest reserve of Penang Hill, Penang. I saw many very amazing creatures and plants, and it was a very precious experience. I hope that this reserve can remain pristine and give more people the opportunity to come here and explore the beauty of nature.