INDO-MALAYAN Mangrove
Mammals


Order Primates

(Rinca, Indonesia)

Macaca fascicularis, 'Long-tailed/Crab-eating Macaque'.

(Sundarbans, Bangladesh)

Macaca mulatta, 'Rhesus Macaque'.  Has the widest distribution of any primate after humans; across northern half of India, and across northern part of the south-east Asian mainland and across into southern China.

male Proboscis Monkey (image by Damon Ramsey)(Labuk Bay, Malayasia)

Nasalis larvatus, 'Proboscis Monkey' male. Endemic to Borneo.

mother Proboscis Monkey and baby (image by Damon Ramsey)(Labuk Bay, Malayasia)

Nasalis larvatus, 'Proboscis Monkey' female and young.

Order Cetartiodactyla (Artiodactyla and Cetacea)

Family Cervidae: Deer

(Sundarbans, Bangladesh)

Axis axis, 'Chital', 'Spotted Deer'. Found mostly in India.

Order Carnivora

Family Felidae

(Sundarbans, Bangladesh)

Panthera tigris, Tiger track.

Family Mustelidae: Weasels, Ferrets, Otters

(Sundarbans, Bangladesh)

Amblonyx cinereus'Asian/Oriental Small-clawed Otter'.

'Smooth-coated Otter' (image by Damon Ramsey)(Sundarbans, Bangladesh)

Lutrogale perspicillata'Smooth-coated Otter'.

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