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Tarsier Conservation Area, Loboc

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Get a close-up view of the smallest, cutest primates at Tarsier Conservation Area, a large private greenery spanning some 3 ha (7.4 ac), which houses tarsiers for public viewing and research. Enormously large eyes will stare back at you as you observe these small, endangered, 8-16 cm (3.5-6.5 in) tall fur balls. The long-tailed creatures cling to their branches, usually waking up from their daily sleep when you arrive. On average, you'll see four or five tarsiers during the 30-minute walk through the wood. These shy nocturnal animals are a mascot of Bohol Island, making the conservation area popular among tourists. You can take photos without flash, but you shouldn't touch the animals or make too much noise. Add Tarsier Conservation Area and other attractions to your Loboc trip itinerary using our Loboc trip planner .

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• By JimKLS

  รู้สึกดีใจที่ได้เห็น ลิง Tariers จริงๆ ภายในศูนย์จะมีความรู้เกี่ยวกับ ลิง Tariers ให้ศึกษา รวมถึงมีเจ้าหน้าที่พาเข้าชม ลิง Tariers ในป่าด้วย ระหว่างชมนักท่องเที่ยวจะไม่ส่งเสียงดัง เพราะ ลิง Tariers เป...  more »

  I am glad to see the real Tariers monkeys within the center will have knowledge of the papers ' monkeys to study as well as have the staff to watch the apes of the jungle Tariers. During the tour, tourists will not be loud, because a Tariers monkey is a very delicate animal, very impressed.
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• By sc0vu

  保護園區只有一條路可以通行，走完一圈大概十分鐘 因為眼鏡猴很小隻，所以眼鏡猴的附近都會有工作人員，如果找不到的話工作人員會告訴你 白天其實是眼鏡猴的睡覺時間，所以大部分的眼睛猴都閉著眼睛休息  more »

  There is only one road to pass, walk ingress about ten because the eye monkey is very small, so there will be a working person near the eye monkey, if you can't find the worker will tell you that during the day it is the sleeptime of the eye monkey, so most of the eye monkeys are resting in their eyes
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• By Arria Na

  As mentioned before, the price is 60p per person and the park is so small that it will not consume big amount of your time. However, those small pretty creatures are really worth seeing if you are into animals and haven't seen such before. There are plenty of them around so you are definitely gonna see them, not really close but enough so that you can observe them well. They are also really sleepy during the day because they are nocturnal animals so don't question yourself why they are all sleeping or just looking around without moving from tree to tree.

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• By M. Lising

  Not much to see as you can hardly see the little creatures. After my Q AND A with hardworking guides, if visitors were given caution properly how to conduct their visits to the area due to the sensitive nature of little animals, it would have given satisfaction to any tourists. Abuse and disrespect really matters when visiting these kind of attractions. It helps when education begins with people themselves.

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