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The robustly built Philippine warty pig has a coarse, bristly, blackish
coat with a scattering of silvery white hairs on the sides. Long, stiff hairs
form a crest running down the middle of the back, which is particularly
conspicuous in males during the breeding season when if forms a prominent
mane over the head crest and neck. The medium-length tail has a tuft of
long, black hairs at the tip, used to swat away flies and signal mood. The
Philippine warty pig has a long snout, terminating in a flat, mobile disc with
the nostrils in the centre . The teeth are well-developed, with the large
upper and lower canines forming laterally and upwardly protruding tusks in
males . It has relatively small eyes and ears, and its narrow feet have four
toes, but only the two central toes are used for walking .
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The Philippine tarsier has a gray fur and a nearly naked tail. The
middle finger is elongated. Head and body length are around 118-149 mm;
It weighs 113-142 grams. Males are larger than females. The most notable
feature of this extraordinary looking primate is its enormous eyes; tarsiers
have the biggest eyes relative to their body weight of any mammal. As well
as huge eyes, the Philippine tarsier has large, membranous ears set on its
rounded head. It has short forelimbs, but greatly elongated hindlimbs, a
feature which is reflected in this species name as tarsier refers to the
elongated tarsal or ankle region. Its long digits culminate in rounded pads
that provide the tarsier with effective grip on any surface. The
fully opposable first toes also help the tarsier grip to slender branches. All
the fingers and toes have flattened nails, except for the second and third
toes which have claw-like nails used in grooming. The Philippine tarsier has
wavy fur with a silky texture, ranging in colour on the upperparts from buff
or greyish-brown to dark brown. The fur on the underparts is buff, greyish
or slate . The tail is naked apart from a few short hairs on the tip, and is
used as an extra support when clinging to an upright branch
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Size: The wingspan length of these bats can be anything between 1.5
to 1.7 metres. Their head and body height varies between 178 and 290 mm.
Weight: Not much heavy in proportion to their size weighing only
between 0.7 and 1.2 kg.
Body Color: The golden cap, along with an orangish-yellow part at the
back of their neck, contrast with the brownish-black fur on the rest of the
head and the reddish-brown fur on the back.
Wings: Wings are exceptionally large and holds the forearms that
vary between 125 and 203 mm.
Eyes: Eyes are specifically large, very much like that of a dog or a fox
with a face of its size.
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Distribution/Locations
The Cordillera ground warbler are found in the Luzon Island complex.
They are found in the northern Luzon in the Cordillera Central and the
northern Sierra Madre. Typically, they remain within low-land forest and
secondary growth areas, between sea-level and 1300m.