The Kinabatangan
Synopsis
River flows 560 kilometers from its source in Borneo's highland rainforests to the Sulu Sea, supporting diverse wildlife and ecosystems.
Synopsis
Cede Prudente, a wildlife photographer, travels from the misty heart of Sabah's highland rainforests to the Kinabatangan River, which flows 560 kilometers to the Sulu Sea. During his expedition, he captures diverse wildlife and documents the environmental threats facing the river. Along the way, Prudente encounters unique species such as orangutans and civet cats. The film emphasizes the urgency for conservation efforts to protect this vital ecosystem and its inhabitants.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Cede Prudente's quest to capture wildlife on camera.
- See the breathtaking landscapes from the misty highlands to floodplains.
- Meet the indigenous tribes living along the Kinabatangan River.
Did You Know
- The Kinabatangan River stretches 560 kilometers from source to sea.
- Cede Prudente has been photographing wildlife along the Kinabatangan for 20 years.
- The film features the rare and vulnerable Bornean sun bear.
- Clouded leopards are known to roam the entire region of the Kinabatangan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of the Kinabatangan River?
The Kinabatangan River stretches 560 kilometers from source to sea.
What type of wildlife is found along the Kinabatangan River?
The river is home to various species, including orangutans, hornbills, and the rare Bornean sun bear.
Who is Cede Prudente?
Cede Prudente is an acclaimed wildlife photographer who has been documenting wildlife along the Kinabatangan River for about 20 years.
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