Comments on: The Binturong http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html Thu, 09 Sep 2010 08:02:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Deepa Mohan http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2728 Wed, 09 Apr 2008 15:06:54 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2728 Could you also give some details about when and where YOU saw it, Karthik? In fact, with each entry, if you give some details of your own sightings/interactions, that would be great, and add a personal touch to the entry. Could you also give some details about when and where YOU saw it, Karthik? In fact, with each entry, if you give some details of your own sightings/interactions, that would be great, and add a personal touch to the entry.

]]> by: Vittal http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2699 Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:26:41 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2699 Hi Karthik, I'm hearing about the binturong nearly 15 years after I first came across a mention of it in Gerald Durrell's "Two in the Bush". Thanks for putting this up. Isn't it another of those poor animals that is considered to have aphrodisiac qualities and is therefore hunted mercilessly? Hi Karthik,
I’m hearing about the binturong nearly 15 years after I first came across a mention of it in Gerald Durrell’s “Two in the Bush”. Thanks for putting this up.
Isn’t it another of those poor animals that is considered to have aphrodisiac qualities and is therefore hunted mercilessly?

]]> by: Anand Pendharkar http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2617 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:13:27 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2617 Hi K, That's another excellent secret gem out of your basket of goodies. If you keep at this regularly, believe me, there is going to be a traffic jam. Rare species and rarer picture. Thanks for sharing it with us... Cheers, Anand (SPROUTS) Hi K,
That’s another excellent secret gem out of your basket of goodies. If you keep at this regularly, believe me, there is going to be a traffic jam. Rare species and rarer picture. Thanks for sharing it with us… Cheers, Anand (SPROUTS)

]]> by: Karthik http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2602 Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:31:42 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2602 Hello Amogh! The Binturong is known to occur in the deciduous and evergreen forests of NE India. And as mentioned, its range extends into SE Asia. Hello Amogh!
The Binturong is known to occur in the deciduous and evergreen forests of NE India. And as mentioned, its range extends into SE Asia.

]]> by: amoghavarsha http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2601 Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:08:53 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2601 Which forests are these found in? Which forests are these found in?

]]> by: Karthik http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2597 Wed, 02 Apr 2008 06:41:55 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2597 Hi Kalyan ! This image is of a captive individual. Hi Kalyan !

This image is of a captive individual.

]]> by: Kalyan Varma http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2572 Tue, 01 Apr 2008 11:16:24 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2572 Is it from the wild Karthik ? Is it from the wild Karthik ?

]]> by: Anush Shetty http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2571 Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:03:56 +0000 http://www.wildwanderer.com/journal/the-binturong.html#comment-2571 Wow... amazing to know that the tail is being used as a limb. Beautiful post. Wow… amazing to know that the tail is being used as a limb. Beautiful post.

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