‘We are going to self-destruct’: Development plans threaten Malaysian island ecosystem

Mongabay
Apr 30, 2018, 3:19 pm117 pts
LANGKAWI, Malaysia – In the UNESCO-listed Kilim Karst Geopark in Langkawi, a man in T-shirt and shorts laughs with his friends as one of the long-tailed macaques that are ubiquitous across the Malaysian island leaps onto their boat to snatch a bag of chips from his hands. The gray-furred mugger joins the rest…

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