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Mangir fly (Ptecticus cingulatus)

Mangir fly ( Ptecticus cingulatus ) is an animal species in Stratiomyidae, arboreal winged insects, long body, half-ball-shaped head, long legs, spending time perched on leaves in the shade in the bush, medium trees in forests and agricultural land. P. cingulatus has a half-spherical head dominated by large, bluish-green eyes with a red and brilliant bias. Whitish yellow neck. The back is light brown, the sides and bottom are whitish yellow. The belly is elongated cylindrical, jointed, whitish yellow, the upper part has horizontal plots that are elliptical and black. The pair of wings are elongated with multiple veins, rounded tips, transparent and stacked to cover the entire abdomen at rest. The legs are tubular, long and slender with several joints. The forelegs pair have a yellow and brown color with black tips. The middle pair of legs have yellow, brown and black with black tips. The pair of hind legs have brown, black and white color with black tips. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum:

Sangkir (Homonoia riparia)

Sangkir ( Homonoia riparia ) is a species of plant in Euphorbiaceae, a woody shrub, growing in a clump to form a colony over a wide area, stems slightly sideways, up to 2 meters high, growing on river banks with slopes of flood sediment or limestone soil. H. riparia grows in clumps with tens of upright or sloping stems up to 2 meters high. The old bark has a dark brown color, rough and white dots. Young stem bark at the end has a green or brownish red color. The leaves have short stalks that grow along the stem. Leaves have an elongated shape, pointed tip, flat surface, generally flat margins, a bone in the center with several sideways veins, green upper surface, lighter lower surface. The flowers in panicles are lined up on a long stalk, yellowish white. Dozens of fruit grow in panicles lined up on a long, imperfectly round, dark brown and rough surface. Kingdom: Plantae Phylum: Tracheophyta Subphylum: Angiospermae Class: Magnoliopsida Order: Malpighiales Family: Euphorbiaceae Ge

Black jumping spider (Hyllus diardi)

Black jumping spider ( Hyllus diardi ) is an animal species in the Salticidae, black and white spiders, long hair, round head, elongated belly, relatively small, arboreal, perched on leaves in bushes and low trees in forests and agricultural lands. H. diardi has black and white color, shiny surface and white hair all over the body. The head is round, shiny black with a linear white line in the middle. Black eyes on the front of the head. The stomach has an elongated, jointed, black cylindrical shape with black plots at the top of each segment. The legs are long, segmented, shiny black or brownish in color and hairy. Black jumping spiders live arboreal, perch on leaf surfaces, low bushes, trees in forests, agricultural land, roadsides and shade. Very sensitive to human presence and will hide behind leaves to avoid sight. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Chelicerata Class: Arachnida Order: Araneae Suborder: Araneomorphae Infraorder: Entelegynae Superfamily: Salticoi

Indonesian cobra (Naja sputatrix)

Sendok Jawa or Javan spitting cobra or Indonesian cobra ( Naja sputatrix ) is an animal species in Elapidae, a species of cobra that is able to spray toxins through the air towards intruders, has varying colors with a blackish or brown or yellowish tendency and a creamy underside or yellowish. N. sputatrix has a length of up to 1.85 meters, the head is slightly oblong and slightly larger than the neck, the eyes are medium in size and the pupils are round. The scales on the dorsal are arranged as many as 25-19-15 rows, elliptical, large and prominent. The color varies according to the distribution area, tends to be blackish or brownish or yellowish with a light color where the scales meet and has no markings or marks on the neck. The underside of the body is creamy or yellowish or whitish. Indonesian cobra lives at low elevations up to 600 meters. Its main habitat is rainforest, but can also be found in dry areas and agricultural lands. The main food is mice, snakes, lizards, and sev

Trivi stilt-legged (Taeniaptera trivittata)

Trivi stilt-legged flies ( Taeniaptera trivittata ) is an animal species in the Micropezidae, winged insects with very long stick-shaped legs, predominantly dark in color with brown and white, live arboreal on foliage in low, shady, low shrubs near water. T. trivittata has a black head with a pair of large dark eyes. The back has several curves and is black. The waist is tubular, narrow and black. The stomach is cylindrical, black and jointed with a light or shiny color. A pair of simple wings are elongated and have a vein, rounded tips, transparent and three horizontal black plots that alternate from the tip, stacked to completely cover the upper part of the stomach at rest. The legs are stick-shaped and very long as a characteristic of Micropezidae. The forelegs are black and dark brown with white tips. The middle pair of legs have a black and dark brown color with white soles. The hind legs are black and dark brown with white tips. Trivi stilt-legged flies arboreal and spend much

Japanese rice grasshopper (Oxya japonica)

Japanese rice grasshopper ( Oxya japonica ) is an animal species in Acrididae, medium-sized grasshoppers, green with brown and yellow in color, sexually dimorphic, arboreal life by spending time on leaves on low bushes in forests and agricultural land. O. japonica has a wrinkled surface, the sides are bright green, the upper side is dark brown and the sides and top are bordered by a yellow linear line with white gradations from the eye to the top of the hind legs. The stomach is cylindrical, jointed and brownish green. The head is triangular in shape with a sharp point at the mouth, flat front, a pair of large brown or green eyes and a pair of brown antennae. The legs are green, have several joints with the tips of the soles which have a pair of spines. The hind legs are very large and half the length of the body with large joints and are brownish in color. Japanese rice grasshopper lives arboreal on the leaves and stems of low plants in the bushes at the edge of the forest and agri

Pandan (Pandanus amaryllifolius)

Pandan ( Pandanus amaryllifolius ) is a plant species in Pandanaceae, a monocot that has rosette leaves, has three linear folds, is green, grows in the shade, has a distinctive aroma and is an important component in the cooking tradition as an aroma generator. P. amaryllifolius has strong roots that support this plant when it is grown. The leaves are elongated like a palm and arranged in a tight rosette, up to 60 cm long. Some varieties have serrated leaf edges. Pandan grows wild in yards, on the edges of gutters and in shady rice fields. Leaves are quite an important component in the culinary tradition as a food fragrance because of the aroma they produce. A leaf is placed between rice, cakes or other dishes such as compote and green bean porridge. This distinctive fragrant aroma is strong when the leaves are fresh. Pandan is also used as a source of green color for food, a decorative component for serving food and part of flower arrangements at weddings to make the room fragrant.

Dwarf snakehead (Channa gachua)

Bogo or kotes or kutuk benguk or dwarf snakehead ( Channa gachua ) is an animal species in Channidae, freshwater fish, relatively small in size, has a very diverse morphology and requires the development of a comprehensive classification, active predators in small rivers and stagnant waters, cloudy or low in oxygen. C. gachua is up to 20 cm long, cylindrical at the front and slightly flattened and erect at the back and a height comparable to 5.5-6.5 times the standard body length. The head is slightly flattened horizontally, flat on the top side, tilted flat forward or slightly convex. Eyes are proportional to 5-8 times the length of the head. The slit of the mouth slopes upward with the lower jaw protruding forward. The dorsal fin consists of 31-35 fingers, the anal fin consists of 21-24 fingers, the pectoral fin consists of 13-16 fingers and the ventral fin consists of 6 fingers. The lateral line has 41-43 lines, veering down behind the scales in the order of 11-13. There are 3-3

Red sagra (Sagra femorata)

Red sagra ( Sagra femorata ) is the animal species in Chrysomelidae, beetles with a shiny red color and wing covers reflecting green-blue, large legs, arboreal, live in the shade on medium-sized palms and shrubs in forests and agricultural land. S. femorata has a metallic red color, smooth and hairless surface. The head is cylindrical, red and black. The antenna is very thick, long, jointed and metallic black. The nape is wide and square. The wings are folded and covered by two large bowls, colored red with a blue-green reflection. The forelegs and middle feet consist of two long, curved joints and three short joints that form the sole ending at a long finger. The hind legs were very long, hefty and strong. Red sagra has a striking sexual dimorphism. Males are larger in size with very long and strong hind legs that are used for domination during breeding. This beetle spends a lot of time in the shade. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Hexapoda Class: Insecta Subcla

Malaysian bush-cricket (Mecopoda elongata)

Malaysian bush-cricket ( Mecopoda elongata ) is an animal species in Tettigoniidae, an arborial insect, has wings, hind legs are very long and thorny, adults are brown, instars and imago are green, live in bushes and low leaves on trees in forests and agricultural land. M. elongata in adults has a square head, the part between it is flat to the back on the wing and dark brown. The antennae are long, segmented and brown. A pair of black eyes. Elongated wings with leaf-like veins and brown. The legs are tubular, three-parted, brown, have thorns, forked ends as looking. The hind legs are very long and have two rows of thorns at each corner. Instars and imago have a green color with white and black spots. The eyes are white, the legs are green and brown. Wing shoots appear on each side of the top and point upward with backward vein lines. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Hexapoda Class: Insecta Subclass: Pterygota Order: Orthoptera Suborder: Ensifera Infraorder: Tetti

Coralbush (Jatropha multifida)

Jarak tinkir or coralbush ( Jatropha multifida ) is a plant species in Euphorbiaceae, a shrub with gummy stems, grows wild in forests and agricultural land, is widely used as an ornamental plant and has medicinal properties used to treat wounds as an anti-infection. J. multifida grows up to 3 meters, stems erect, thick, has branches, the surface has traces of stalk marks, green bark when young and dark brown bark, thin with a green inner layer when old. The leaves have long, tubular stalks, are green or yellow in color and grow piled at the top of the stem arranged in a circle. The petiole ends at a leaf that extends to form an umbrella. The leaf blade consists of 7-11 fingers formed by a bone in the center with several lateral veins. The fingers have a large tooth on the side or not, a pointed tip, the upper surface is dark green, the lower surface is light green. The flowers grow in panicles at the end of the stem, have long and erect stalks. The flowers are branched and red with

Swampwatcher (Potamarcha congener)

Swampwatcher ( Potamarcha congener ) is a species of animal in Libellulidae, a medium sized dragonfly with a bluish black chest, yellow tail with black markings, face olive yellow to black or brown, large reddish brown eyes on top and bluish gray below. P. congener in adult males has a thorax and the first four stomach segments are covered with a bluish black color. Young adults have visible yellow markings in between black and orange with the last two segments being entirely black. The female has yellow and black stripes on the sides. The belly is black with dull orange markings and has a protruding flap on each side of the rear segment. The flap serves to hold the eggs in place during oviposition. Transparent wings with a bluish-black band on the front margin near the tip. Swampwatcher lives on land with standing water including small ponds, rice fields, swamps or rivers as breeding grounds. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Hexapoda Class: Insecta Subclass: Pteryg

Golden-armed mantis (Hierodula venosa)

Golden-armed mantis ( Hierodula venosa ) is an animal species in the Mantidae, winged praying mantis with females 65-75 mm long and males 45-65 mm, large but not the largest in the genus Hierodula and generally bright yellow with green and chocolate variations. H. venosa has a fully rotating head. The head is dominated by a pair of very large and brownish yellow eyes. The jaw forms a triangle. The back is very wide with thickened margins. A pair of long antennas. Wide wings with rounded tips, striped surface, thick margins, two small white plots on the right and left. The belly is large and jointed, curved downward, the upper part is completely covered by the wings, but partially visible from the side. The pair of forelegs are large and have three segments. The upper segment has rows of spikes on the front and back. The middle segment has a row of many spines on the back and a black tip. The third segment has a row of many spines, long, black and tipped with a long palm. The middle

Star of Bethlehem (Hippobroma longiflora)

Ki tolod or star of Bethlehem ( Hippobroma longiflora ) is a plant species in Campanulaceae, the shrub stands upright, the leaves are long, the flowers are white, has anti-inflammatory properties but the sap of this plant is poisonous, grows around clear water including ponds and waterways. H. longiflora has a height of up to 60 cm, branches from the base with a white sap with a sharp and poisonous taste. Single leaf, sitting, lanceolate-shaped strands with a pointed tip, base narrow and 5-17 cm long. The leaf has a bone in the middle, is linear and several veins sideways, the upper surface is dark green, the lower surface is lighter green. The edges are serrated to dent and the surface is slightly rough. Single flower, erect, has a long stalk, comes out of the axillary, star-shaped crown and is white. The fruit is square to a bell, ducks, breaks into two spaces and has many seeds. Kingdom: Plantae Phylum: Tracheophyta Subphylum: Angiospermae Class: Magnoliopsida Order: Asterales

Great mormon swallowtail (Papilio memnon)

Pastur butterfly or great mormon swallowtail ( Papilio memnon ) is an animal species in Papilionidae, large size, has more than 14 subspecies, very polymorphism, especially females for color and shape, males are more dominated by black color, live in tropical open forests and agricultural land. P. memnon has a wingspan of 120-163 mm with a very varied color pattern for at least 26 forms of color patterns in females and four forms of color patterns in males. Many of these are mimicry of species of butterflies that predators don't like to eat. Generally has a tail on the back, but some subspecies do not. The male has a front wing length of 62.7 mm, a rear wing length of 39.6 mm, a body length of 33.6 mm and an antenna length of 22.6 mm. Front wings on top surface with dark to black color. Sometimes there is a red spot near the base. Females have a front wing length of 62.7 mm, a rear wing length of 39.6 mm, a body length of 33.6 mm and an antenna length of 22.6 mm. The forewings o

Long-tailed grass lizard (Takydromus sexlineatus)

Long-tailed grass lizard ( Takydromus sexlineatus ) is an animal species in Lacertidae, a tropical lizard with a long and slender body, a sharp head, long legs, a very long tail, scales have a striped pattern, living arboreal in grass and forest bush , agricultural land and abandoned lands. T. sexlineatus is 29 cm long with more than half of it being a tail. Coarse scales with transverse stripes and forming a square. The top and bottom are separated by a black line that runs from the neck to the hips. The top is fawn or olive brown with dark linear stripes. The underside is bright yellow or light green. The lower tail is pink. The legs are brown, the toes are long and slender. Long-tailed grass lizards are often found around grassy fields, dry rice fields, open bushes and forests with open areas exposed to direct sunlight and are often found sprinting through grass or basking on small bushes. Often perches on the tips of leaves or grass in the morning. Active during the day to eat s

Klilip mud-dauber wasp (Sceliphron madraspatanum)

Klilip mud-dauber wasp ( Sceliphron madraspatanum ) is an animal species in the Sphecidae, winged insect with black and bright yellow color, large head, very narrow waist and droplet-shaped belly, living in forests and agricultural land. S. madraspatanum has a large head, all black and hairy. A pair of large eyes on each side and black. A pair of antennae appears on the front of the head between the eyes, long, thick and black. The chest is droplet shaped, has folds, hair, black top with bright yellow colored stripes on the front, yellow stripe on the back and yellow dots on the sides where the wings appear. The pair of wings are brownish black and transparent, have large veins, thick margins and are stacked parallel to cover the body when hanging out. The waist is a narrow tube, connecting the chest to the stomach, long and yellow. The belly is droplet-shaped, has a sharp tip, has circular folds and is completely black. Long legs, jointed with thorns in the joints, getting smaller

Yuyu (Parathelphusa convexa)

Yuyu ( Parathelphusa convexa ) is an animal species in the Gecarcinucidae, freshwater crab and is small, a pair of scissors, the dorsal surface has a curved pattern similar to the letter V or U, is white or brown or blackish, lives in rice fields, ditches and soil on generally. P. convexa has a carapace with a width of 30 mm, a length of 40 mm, a thick body with a width of half the carapace and bulging at the back. The anterolateral edge has a tooth on the outer side of the eye recess and two teeth as epibranchial spines which are pointed and pointed forward and inward. The forelimb has serrations that extend from side to side and end in the center of the base of the first epibranchial spine. Slender legs, a small spine pointed at the end of each joint, near the joint with carpus joints, curved and serrated ends. Back brown to dark. The curved pattern on the back is similar to the letter V or U with the upper side widening, connecting with the curve of the letter H at the bottom and

Scaly tangerine mushroom (Cystoagaricus trisulphuratus)

Scaly tangerine mushroom ( Cystoagaricus trisulphuratus ) is a species of fungi in Psathyrellaceae, a mushroom with an umbrella-shaped cap and long stalk, outer surface covered with bright yellow, irregular, easily peeled off and white inner surface. C. trisulphuratus has buds with a spherical or half-spherical cap or a central point that shrinks and blooms in a perfectly round and wide umbrella. The entire surface is covered in bright yellow fur that peels easily and shows a white color on the inside. Scaly tangerine mushrooms grow solitary or several points far apart and not in large colonies. They live in forests and agricultural land on fertile or wet soils and spring early in the rainy season. Kingdom: Fungi Phylum: Basidiomycota Subphylum: Agaricomycotina Class: Agaricomycetes Subclass: Agaricomycetidae Order: Agaricales Suborder: Agaricineae Family: Psathyrellaceae Genus: Cystoagaricus Species: Cystoagaricus trisulphuratus

Gray pansy (Junonia atlites)

Gray pansy ( Junonia atlites ) is an animal species in Nymphalidae, medium-sized butterflies, gray with small circles of brown and black, live in forest bushes and agricultural land, own territories and sometimes will attack other butterfly species. J. atlites has a dark purple or bluish back, some parts are white and the entire surface is covered with fur. The head has a pointed end. The lower body is dominated by light colors. The belly is streaked with light colors. The pair of large eyes are gray with dark spots. A pair of long antennae appears above the eye, black and a hammer at the tip of the brown. The upper legs are light colored, the lower part darkens and the middle joint has a thorn. The upper wings are predominantly gray in color. The front has several ribbons or short dark stripes. The back has a margin with dark zigzag lines that follow the grooves at the edge of the wing. The wings have several dark vein lines that make up space and are filled with circles lined up a

Ming bug (Tetroda minggir)

Ming bug ( Tetroda minggir ) is an animal species in Pentatomidae, insects which are often called stink bugs, rough surface, predominantly black with dark brown and white, the upper surface contains triangular features, arboreal life in the leaves and branches of trees, bushes and agricultural land. T. minggir had a flattened body like a shield, the front had a sharp spear on each side and the back tapered off with a flat tip. The edges have a reddish brown patch with white or black stripes. The wings are placed in a fold to cover most of the surface at rest. The very center has a triangular shape and is black. The sides have an ellipse shape and are black. The third part follows the margins, is light colored with dark veins. The upper head is shaped like a pair of spears, flat, black and a triangle in the middle. A pair of small black eyes. A pair of long antennae protrudes from the bottom of the head, is segmented and is black. The legs are segmented and are black. Ming bugs live

Papaya (Carica papaya)

Kates or papaya ( Carica papaya ) is a species of plant in the Caricaceae, a small tree that is not woody and rarely branched, 2-10 meters tall with leaves arranged in a spiral and limited to the top of the stem, very many cultivars, one of the important commercial crops in the agricultural industry for fruit and leaves. C. papaya has a height depending on the cultivar and a conspicuous scar where the leaves and fruit grow. The leaves are large, 50-70 cm in diameter, seven lobes very deep and green. The stalk is very long, tubular and has a large cavity inside. All parts of the plant contain latex. Flowers consist of five parts and are very dimorphic. Male flowers have stamens attached to the petals. The female flower has a superior ovary and five wrinkled petals that are loosely connected at the base. The flowers are sweet-scented, open at night and pollinated by wind or insects. The fruit has a large shape and size depending on the variety, round or cylindrical, 15-45 cm long and

Indonesian red-winged dragonfly (Neurothemis terminata)

Indonesian red-winged dragonfly ( Neurothemis terminata ) is an animal species in the Libellulidae, dragonflies with dark red, brown and black colors, live in stagnant water, are open and flowing, are mostly stationary and perch on a stick. N. terminata has a length of 8-11 cm and a brownish red head. The back has an upper surface with curves, is brownish red and has hair. A pair of large, dark red or blackish eyes. The muzzle is red. The tail is cylindrical, red, segments with black lines, the linear line on the top is black, the sides have a black plot and three segments from the end are black, the tip ends with two white tails. The legs are dark or brownish in color and hairy. Two pairs of wings are red, black and transparent. Multiple large linear veins with many small veins running across to create square spaces filled with a blackish red color. The ends of the wings are transparent. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Hexapoda Class: Insecta Subclass: Pterygota O

Asian house gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus)

Asian house gecko ( Hemidactylus frenatus ) is an animal species in Gekkonidae, a medium sized reptile, up to 12 cm long, has a black phase, is nocturnal, lives mixed with other species in Gekkonidae in trees, wooden structures in houses and shrubs in the yard. H. frenatus has a relatively short snout, dorsal gray and whitish and mottled or blackish. Ventral white or slightly yellowish in color. It has no skin tufts on the sides and legs. The tail is round with rows of soft, white skin spikes. The scales are shaped like fine round spots on the dorsal side and come in various sizes. Having rash arranged in rows is rather rare. Two faint lines on each side of the body from the waist to the hips and a line above the hips. Rows of soft thorn-like nodules on each side of the tail. A pair of anal pores at the base of the tail at the back of the anus. The tail is slightly reddish orange on the underside towards the tip. Wide scales on the underside of the tail. The black phase is dorsal bl

Pong pong (Cerbera odollam)

Bintaro or pong pong ( Cerbera odollam ) is a plant species in Apocynaceae, a medium-sized tree with circular branches around the trunk, non-woody, gummy white, highly poisonous and the leaves are used for bioinsecticide, seeds are used as biodiesel material and often used for ornamental plants. C. odollam is less than 17 meters tall, grows upright, has low and sideways branches to form an umbrella canopy, the bark is thin and dark brown, lots of white sap, the whole stem has traces of circular petioles. Leaves have large stalks with thick strands, inverted or elongated ovoid, 4.5-7 cm wide, 15-30 cm long, blunt base, sharp tip, a large bone in the middle with sideways veins, dark green and shiny upper surface, the lower surface is lighter. The white flower is located at the end of the stem and long stalk. Trumpet-shaped crown with five tongues, tube 1.5-2 cm long, white with yellow tunnels and a few yellow hairs. The fruit is round, green in color with a green fibrous shell enclosi

Blue pansy (Junonia orithya)

Blue pansy ( Junonia orithya ) is an animal species in Nymphalidae, butterflies with at least 23 subspecies, have a variety of hues and colors including blue, black, brown and white, sex dimorphism, live in open areas and agricultural land, larvae grow at the end dry season or early rainy season. J. orithya has a black body with thick hair, a brown head, large white eyes, a pair of long white antennae with a hammer tip and white legs. Males have top front wings are dominated by black and whitish brown. Each side has two circles in brown, black and blue. Three stripes are brown and white. The hind wing is predominantly blue. Each side has two circles in brown, black, white and blue. The margins are bordered by white ribbons with black stripes. The rear wing is predominantly blue. Each side has two circles in brown, black, white and blue. Three stripes are brown and white. The margins are bordered by white ribbons with black stripes. The underside of the forewings is dominated by brow

Palmgrass (Setaria palmifolia)

Palmgrass ( Setaria palmifolia ) is a plant species in Poaceae, a perennial grass with broad and leathery leaves, green, hairy, grows wild in the shade, is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant, some cultivars have striped leaves and purple midribs, stems are eaten after cooking S. palmifolia has a trunk that grows to 2-3 meters from a complex rhizome, 1 cm thick and hairy. Leaves are rarely completely hairy, blades linear, oval or lance-shaped, 60-80 cm long and 7-8 cm wide. Pointed tip, a bone in the middle, pleated texture and coarse or hairless hair. The grain in panicles, yellowish green in color, opens and spreads, up to 80 cm long. Spikelets are several millimeters long but are often accompanied by hairs up to 1.5 cm long. The grass is strong and spreads through rhizomes and seeds, forming monotypic stands. The broad leaves shade other vegetation. Cultivated as an ornamental plant for palm-like pleated leaves. It is also grown as a vegetable for stalks and grains are eaten

Pink jewel dragonfly (Heliocypha fenestrata)

Pink jewel dragonfly ( Heliocypha fenestrata ) is an animal species in Chlorocyphidae, a dragonfly 40-45mm long, slender, predominantly black with bright pink and blue, flies swiftly, large eyes, very long wings, lives near fresh flowing water and waterways. H. fenestrata has a black body with an upper back decorated with three plots of squares in pink and a similar plot on the nape of the top. The sides to the bottom are decorated with plots in light blue. A pair of large, round and black eyes. The tail is long and segmented, cylindrical, predominantly black with several plots of light blue color at the base of the sides, the tip ends with two small tails and curves inward. The legs are jointed and are all black. The wings have a span of up to 80 mm, contain many pulse lines, elliptical tips, are dark and transparent, when exposed to sunlight they give off pink or green or blue or white reflections. Pink jewel dragonfly lives near freshwater ecosystems that flow and low light inten

Common water monitor (Varanus salvator)

Biawak or common water monitor ( Varanus salvator ) is a species of animal in Varanidae, large lizards that live near freshwater and mangrove forests, semi-aquatic, good swimmers with paddle tails, strong jaws, sharp hoofed legs, adapt and thrive in local areas farms and cities with canal systems for elevations below 1000 meters. V. salvator has a length of 1.5-2 meters and weighs up to 20 kg as the second heaviest lizard in the world after the Komodo dragon. A muscular body with a long, strong and paddle tail. The scales on the keel and on the head are larger than those on the back. Commonly brown or blackish in color with a yellow spot on the underside and tends to disappear gradually with age. The band extends from each eye and back over each edge of the back, upper tail and upper legs. Very long neck, elongated muzzle, powerful jaw, serrated teeth and fingertips ending with sharp claws that can be used to climb trees. Long tail, shaped like a paddle, black with yellow rings and

Chinese banyan (Ficus microcarpa)

Kimeng or Chinese banyan ( Ficus microcarpa ) is a species of plant in Moraceae, a tropical tree, large trunk and strong wood, wide canopy like an umbrella, aerial roots to the ground to grow into a trunk, bright round fruit, widely planted as shade trees and bonsai. F. microcarpa has a height of up to 76 meters, horizontal branching, smooth, light gray bark and many long aerial roots that touch the ground to form new tree trunks that remain connected to the main tree. Leaves oblong, 5-6 cm long, blunt or sharp tip, thickened edge, a bone in the middle and several sideways veins. The upper surface is dark green and shiny, the lower surface is lighter and the stalk is short. The fruit is about 1 cm in size and is oval in shape with a slightly sharp base. The surface has raised white spots, light green when young, reddish white when ripe and black to dry out. The Chinese banyan as a tropical and subtropical species requires a warm and humid climate in rainforests, river banks, beaches

Tripa tiger moth (Nannoarctia tripartita)

Tripa tiger moth ( Nannoarctia tripartita ) is an animal species in the Erebidae, a moth with a forewing length of 14-18 mm, predominantly black or dark brown with white and orange hues, thick fur on the dorsal surface, long legs and antennae, living in forest scrub and agricultural land. N. tripartita in females has forewings 15-18 mm long, black or dark brown with slightly oblique transverse and few spots. The hind wings are yellow with large dark discal points and three other dots. Males have forewings 14-17 mm long, black or dark brown with transverse oblique postdiscal bands and several spots. The hind wings are yellow with brown costal margins, discal confluent points, wide ridges on the crest and angular points in the tornus. The head has a thin orange pattern and a pair of long black antennae. Long legs are black. Tripa tiger moths live in forest scrub, farmland and roadsides. More stationary by sticking to the leaf surface at the top. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropod

Linti stick insect (Linti linti)

Linti stick insect or Linti walking stick ( Linti linti ) is an animal species in Bacillidae, an insect with a shape like a plant branch, without wings, green or dark brown throughout, internodes, long legs and climbing plants to stay still without moving to camouflage as dry plants. L. linti has a long cylindrical body, a segmented belly with a line on each side, green or dark brown with a linear black line. The head has a size smaller than the body, oval and a pair of brown eyes on the right and left. A pair of antennae at the end of the head, short and brown. Three pairs of legs, appearing on the right and left, are square and sharp angled with a cylindrical tip, long and slender, three internodes with two joints and green or brown. Linti stick insect eat plants. During the day have silence to disguise themselves as sticks with the colors of the environment and pretend to be dead if they feel threatened. The eggs are round in shape with some glyphic and sponge-like on top.

Coconut palm (Cocos nucifera)

Kelapa or coconut palm ( Cocos nucifera ) is a species of plant in Arecaceae, a single member in Cocos, a tree with a height of up to 30 meters, large leaves, large fruit with inner flesh as a food source, used in almost all parts and is considered a versatile plant, especially for coastal communities. C. nucifera has a single stem or is sometimes branched. Fiber roots, thick and woody, clustered to form weevils, adaptive to coastal sandy land. The trunk is segmented but when it is old it is not very visible, it is typical of the monocot type with spreading and woody vessels. A single leaf has a large and strong stem, has pinnate, green or yellow or brown in color, deeply incised and looks like a compound leaf, grows alternately upward, piled up and leaves a mark on the stem. The flowers are compounded in a series protected by bractea. Male and female flowers, green or yellow or brown, female flowers at the base of the panicle and male flowers far from the base. Large fruit, 10-20 c

Danaid eggfly (Hypolimnas misippus)

Danaid eggfly ( Hypolimnas misippus ) is a species of animal in the Nymphalidae, a butterfly known for its polymorphism and mimicry, the male is blackish in color with distinctive white plots bordered by blue, the female is in various forms that include a male while others are very similar to poisonous butterfly. H. misippus has a black body with white dots or stripes and is hairy. A pair of long antennae, hammer at the end and black and white color. The legs have a black and white color. The belly is black with white stripes. Males have black backs and females are black and white. Males have upperside wings with brownish black velvet. The forewings have an oval, white and wide plot. The plot is smaller near the top. All plots are bordered by blue colors which are only visible at certain angles. The hind wings have larger white patches. Some of the white spots along the tornus and the edges are white and black. Males have underside forewings for a dark brown base with two plots in w