Hotel Ibis Kuala Lumpur City Centre To Taman Negara Pahang
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Walking by day in the rain forest it is not easy to see wildlife. Most animal life is very shy, and if you are marching along in a noisy group, the wildlife will disappear before you catch even a glimpse of it! But moving slowly and quietly along the trail, alone or in a small group, your chances are much better, especially if you have the time to stop. Just sitting still in the forest for an hour at dusk or dawn you may well see more than might be encountered in several hours of walking.
If you wear dull-coloured clothing, this serves as useful camouflage. Most birds and mammals are relatively inactive in the middle of the day, though snakes and lizards may be found basking in a patch of sunlight. Along the trails, look for signs of fruits on the ground, or listen for them falling. Then find a comfortable position from which to observe the tree crown. Many kinds of birds can be found in one fruiting tree, along with squirrels and perhaps monkeys.
Boat journey along Taman Negara’s rivers offers good opportunities to see a limited range of wildlife. So, too, does exploration of caves. But by far the greatest variety of wildlife is to be found in the lowland rainforest; and there are a number of ways to increase your chances of wildlife sightings. Careful observation of the features of whatever animal life you see should enable you to identify it from the literature available.
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