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Pictures of the protected Sumatran bearded pigs known have been captured by MNS using their “camera traps” in the Panti forest reserve in Kota Tinggi. — MNS Johor

KOTA TINGGI: The Panti Forest Reserve needs to be better protected and preserved as it home to an array of wildlife, including the protected Sumatran bearded pigs.

Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) vice-president Vincent Chow said the Panti area was also rich with other wildlife including elephants, tigers, tapirs, monkeys, sun bears, otters, civet cats, monkeys and deers.

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