The advantages of tourism development in each country are not the same, some countries can expand tourism according to the development scale of antique buildings, some countries can rely on rich natural resources to attract the attention of countless tourists, and some countries can also attract the attention of tourists from all over the world through rare animals.
The number of pandas in China is very rare, and in addition to the artificially bred giant pandas, the number of wild giant pandas is even smaller. Therefore, in order to protect the giant panda, China has deliberately established the Sichuan Wolong Conservation Base.
It is also because of the giant panda, China has sent it as a gift to other countries, and has also used the giant panda to develop tourism. Coincidentally, Malaysia also develops tourism with its unique animals. Malaysia's proboscis monkey is known as a national treasure and tourists love it. As one of the rarest species in the world, the proboscis monkey has also attracted many tourists to Malaysia, and more and more tourists have come to Malaysia in order to see the state and behavior habits of the proboscis monkey with their own eyes.
The appearance of the proboscis monkey is not much different from that of ordinary monkeys, the only difference is that the proboscis monkey has a large and long nose. The noses of other creatures do not grow outward, while the noses of proboscis monkeys are very curious. Proboscis monkeys have not been found in other countries and regions, which has also made proboscis monkeys gradually become the world's endangered creatures. Today, thousands of proboscis monkeys grow in Malaysia's mangroves, and they are strongly protected by the relevant authorities.
If visitors want to see the growth status and growing environment of the most authentic proboscis monkeys, visitors can come to the Lab Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary. The entire reserve covers an area of more than 600 hectares, and the number of proboscis monkeys is also very large. In order to promote the income of local residents and to ensure that proboscis monkeys can get a better growth environment in nature reserves, tourists need to pay some entrance fees.
The natural environment inside the Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary has been protected and improved. With the exception of very simple country roads, visitors will not see man-made buildings, and proboscis monkeys can live a better life here. When visitors walk on forest paths, they will see one or two proboscis monkeys from time to time, and these proboscis monkeys are already familiar with people's behavior and do not behave unfriendly to tourists.
Visitors follow the animal keepers to the heart of the park, where we can see that there are special feeding platforms. As feeding time approaches each day, many proboscis monkeys carefully approach the feeding table in search of food. Because proboscis monkeys have long since adapted to human feeding behavior, they do not immediately rush to the stage to grab food.
The hair on the head of the proboscis monkey is caramel-colored, the color of the arm and chest is gradient, and the hair below the chest is gray. Each proboscis monkey has very soft hair and does not have many dirty things, so everyone thinks that the proboscis monkey is a particularly clean animal.
Because the noses of female proboscis monkeys and male proboscis monkeys are not the same, tourists distinguish the sex through the noses of male and female proboscis monkeys, the noses of female proboscis monkeys can grow like eggplant, and the noses of male proboscis monkeys are more three-dimensional. In general, proboscis monkeys with larger noses get more opportunities for mating.
But many female tourists who come to Malaysia to see the handsome proboscis monkey are shy and keep their heads down from time to time, because they accidentally see the reproductive organs of male proboscis monkeys. Malaysia's national treasure "proboscis monkey", looks special, female tourists are not embarrassed to take a group photo, some female tourists have seen it and have covered their mouths and smiled.
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