A subadult Sunda pangolin on the move at Pulau Gaya (Photo credit: Didacus Lun-Sabah Parks)
KOTA KINABALU: The ability of the Sunda pangolin to survive on Gaya Island, a 10-minute boat ride from the state capital here, has piqued the interest of conservationists.
The animal is critically endangered in Sabah's wilds, but has not only established a foothold on the island but also helps to keep the forest ecosystem there in balance.
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