After lunch stop from Loboc River Cruise
Tarsier Encounter
A Photo Journey
Let's do the Tarsiernap
First time I've seen a Tarsier up close.
I immediately fell in love with them.
As much as I love how cuddly they are and how fragile.
I feel sad with this particular stop.
As is, when I visited this Tarsier Sanctuary
There're a lot of Asian Tourist Inside (I think they were Koreans)
As is with them, they made a lot of annoying noise.
They also try to poke the Tarsier's with a Cue Stick with food on it.
I feel for the creatures, as I know
Like me they're nocturnal. Char!
So they must be grumpy not being able to properly sleep when they have to.
If it were me, I would've wanted to see a Tarsier in the Wild.
Droopy Eyes, sleepy and clinging with his life on an ornamental plant. |
Here they're, removed from their habitat and placed into an ornamental plant for everyone. |
I'm trying so hard to bulge my eyes, make it as round as that of a Tarsier. Major Major Fail!!! Hahaha! |
I can't compete with their cuteness. Adorable and beautiful creatures. |
I hope this picture will create a realization for us to save the Tarsiers. |
Lets do the Tarsiernap!! |
Other exotic animals are on display.
It almost feel's like I'm in a zoo.
I don't like Zoo's, it's is a place I've been avoiding for life.
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Yes, we went to the same place. Your photos are way better though. And actually, you are as adorable as the tarsier, char! :))
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