The Island of Komodo ...

You can Find wild and free live in Komodo Island, they're every where in Komodo Island
But in another islands (Still in Indonesian Teritory) they coulnt live freely, they just in some Zoo

They can be so agresive if smelling blood, so for woman who get her period and planning go to the Komodo Island,hhmmm..., beware...!!, they can smell blood from a distance...

The animal we call "Komodo" in Bahasa
and for the island we call "Pulau Komodo" in Bahasa


-Maria-

Thank you Maria, thanks for the information. 

Ya, I saw these creatures on NGC channel. I heard that they can smell blood from nearly 2 and half miles away..... and they do it by using their forked tongue.

So, I presume, no human beings live in the island of Pulau Komodo. I wish someday I can travel there to see these mosters. I am very interested in wildlife and natural histroy.

Does Indonesia also have Uran Utangs and Gibons? I know they are found in Borneo.

Does Borneo fall under the adminstrative jurisdiction of Indonesia?
If I go to Indonesia (Jakarta, may be) then can I fly to Borneo... or do I need special permit for that?

Hi shan...,
There's some peoples lives in Komodo Island too.

And about Uran Utangs >> the corect one is "Orang Utan"
well you can found it at the zoo, if you planning go to jakarta you can visit "Taman Safari" or "Ragunan (ragunan its zoo in Jakarta)" they have Komodo and Orang Utan

About borneo, yea its still Indonesian teritory, that island have other name : Kalimantan Island
and no need make some permission if you want to come in Kalimantan if you already in Indonesia Terirory except several nature reserves, but not every nature reserves.

Have you ever been in Indonesia before?

Thanks for the information.
No, I haven't yet been to Indinesia. I have been to Malayasia and Singapore though.
So, do you have any expereince of traveling to any of these tropical rainforests which Indonesia is so famous for? May be you prefer traveling to cities... not to the forests.
I would definitely love to visit Indonesia, Java, Sumatra and Borneo at least once. ^^

BTW, "Orang Utan" is what we had always learnt since school days, however ''Urang Utan" is a newly coined word for the same species of ape. Or... may be the difference between Brithish and American pronunciations etc. I don't know for sure. But this word is much in use and google can recognize it...... see the 'Urang Utans' below..

http://www.google.co.in/images?um=1&hl=en&tbs=isch:1&&sa=X&ei=ESifTI-mFIPovQP8nrGCDQ&ved=0CCMQvgUoAA&q=urang+utan&nfpr=1&biw=1272&bih=550

Cheers!!