Bornean bearded pigs on the road to recovery


KOTA KINABALU: Bornean bearded pigs have not only made a comeback in Sabah’s east coast Tabin Wildlife Centre, they are expanding their territory, says a conservationist.

Bring Back Our Rare Animals (Bora) project manager Dr Zainal Zahari Zainuddin said its camera traps have revealed that the Tabin conservation area population is growing steadily.

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