Exploring Mangrove Forests and Bekantan Monkeys

The video takes viewers on a journey to the mangrove forest in Tarakan, highlighting the rare proboscis monkeys. It discusses their unique features, population growth due to conservation efforts, and feeding habits. Visitors can see these monkeys up close during feeding times. The video also provides practical information for visiting the site, including entry fees and safety tips. It concludes by emphasizing the cultural pride in Indonesia's biodiversity.

What is the main reason for the increase in the bekantan population in Tarakan?

• Natural breeding

• Conservation efforts

• Migration from other areas

• Introduction of new species

What time is recommended to visit the mangrove forest to see the bekantan up close?

• 12 PM

• 8 AM

• 6 AM

• 4 PM

What is the main food source for bekantan in the mangrove forest?

• Cooked rice

• Mangrove shoots

• Raw bananas

• Mangoes

What is the entry fee to visit the mangrove forest in Tarakan?

• 20,000 rupiah

• 15,000 rupiah

• 5,000 rupiah

• 10,000 rupiah

Which group is led by the oldest and largest bekantan?

• David

• Bruno

• Michael

• John

What precaution should visitors take when visiting the mangrove forest?

• Avoid feeding the bekantan

• Wear protective clothing

• Stay away from water bodies

• Be cautious of long-tailed macaques