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Dhole

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Carnivorous mammals in Indonesia

  • 6 parks and reserves
  • 5 species

Three of Indonesia's six parks are World Heritage, and two of them — Kerinci Seblat, at 13,800 km², and Gunung Leuser, at 7,927 — are the territory of the endangered tiger. With it, the dhole, also endangered, the sun bear, the yellow-throated marten and the leopard cat. Ujung Kulon and Tanjung Puting complete the list.

Where

Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.

Which species

AI-generated illustration: Dhole
UNESCO
National Park

Kerinci Seblat

Indonesia

Sun Bear · Tiger · Yellow-throated Marten

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UNESCO
National Park

Gunung Leuser

Indonesia

Sun Bear · Tiger

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National Park

Tanjung Puting

Indonesia

Mainland Leopard Cat · Sun Bear

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National Park

Way Kambas

Indonesia

Sun Bear · Tiger

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National Park

Bromo Tengger Semeru

Indonesia

Mainland Leopard Cat

See park
UNESCO
National Park

Ujung Kulon

Indonesia

Dhole

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DholeEndangered

Dhole

Cuon alpinus

Mainland Leopard CatLeast Concern

Mainland Leopard Cat

Prionailurus bengalensis

Sun BearVulnerable

Sun Bear

Helarctos malayanus

TigerEndangered

Tiger

Panthera tigris

Yellow-throated MartenLeast Concern

Yellow-throated Marten

Martes flavigula