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By Kali at 03/12/07 16:43
The Philippines is a tropical country with a tropical rainforest climate and with more than 3,500 species of flora and fauna flourishing in the warm and humid climate.Original source: Utrecht Faculty of Education. Animals in the Philippines Tags: wildlife •
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By Kali at 03/12/07 16:43
The Philippines is a tropical country with a tropical rainforest climate and with more than 3,500 species of flora and fauna flourishing in the warm and humid climate.Original source: Utrecht Faculty of Education. Animals in the Philippines Tags: wildlife •
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By Kali at 03/11/07 13:02
Which animal has the tail of a rat, legs of a frog, sticky fingers of a gecko, rotating head of an owl, ears of a bat and the face of the baby? The answer is the Philippine Tarsier.Original source: Bundok Philippines. Philippine Wildlife Tags: wildlife •
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By Kali at 03/11/07 13:02
Which animal has the tail of a rat, legs of a frog, sticky fingers of a gecko, rotating head of an owl, ears of a bat and the face of the baby? The answer is the Philippine Tarsier.Original source: Bundok Philippines. Philippine Wildlife Tags: wildlife •
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