Giant Wounds Under Threat

26.08. 2009 NTVMSNBC

Science states that the world’s largest type of wounds living in the west of Malaysia faces the danger of being destroyed due to excessive hunting.

[[T]] free to eat and hunt the type of bat, called "big flying fox" fed withMeyves. However, researchers who take an article in the magazine "Applicated ecology", says that if hunting continues this rapidly, large flying foxes can disappear in six years in South East Asia. [

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The clearance of the attack is seen in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand mainly. These giant bats fed with fruits play an important role in the ecosystem by spreading pollen while drinking the essence of flowers in trees.

However the BBC Science Muhabiri Math is killed in Malaysia’s west every year from these bats 22 thousand legally, for food, sports and medical purposes.

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Researchers say that the wounds of this level can only consume the peel in six years. Scientists are at least in the call of a temporary hunting ban so that the type can be self-repaired.

The Doctor Jonathan Epstein, who attracting the head of the coaching team, said that the legal hunting is only part of the problem. Epstein is a natural life institution that allows for "Accession". The data we use is based on those permissions given annually. But it is also certain that it is illegal hunting. So it can be even greater than what we think about hunting. Of course, the natural living institution is doing the best to implement hunting laws, but the illegal hunting is a universal problem seen in every country.

Epstein and his team investigated 33 different positions of large flying foxes between 2003–2007. In order to find out how far they can go to, some of them were installed satellite transmitters. Scientists discovered that wounds can walk around 60 kilometers at a night when looking for food and hundreds of kilometers to find new areas of tnema.

Great flying foxes under protection in Thailand. However, the big part of Malaysia and deprived of this protection in Indonesia.

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