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Tourism threatens tiny Philippine primate by One Nation - All About Philippines on Feb 17, 2012The Philippine tarsier, with its rat-like tail, bat-like ears, and giant eyeballs, is one of the smallest primates in the world. Its strange appearance is obvious but tourists who flock to see them in their natural habitat may not realise their very...
CAN'T WAIT TO DOWNLOAD THIS... by indiebon on Nov 7, 2011You can pre-order or pledge for Tarsius' debut "Primate" on Vinyl 12" LP. Visit: http://www.artisteconnect.com/projects/tarsiusREAD MORE...
Bohol Tarsiers by Eatness First! on Nov 3, 2011Tarsiers are to Bohol as Koalas are to Australia.These little primates are now a symbol of Bohol, and continue to be one of its prides.When we were in Bohol, we made sure to take good pictures of Tarsiers far away from them as possible, as to not dis...
by Catch the action on May 22, 2011...
Family Days Out this Spring by autopilotincome101.com on Mar 7, 2010With spring comes long days and sunshine. The perfect ingredients for great family days out. There’s plenty to get up to all over England from theme parks to zoos and all in between. Many museums have free admission but none of the attractions...
Philippine Tarsier by i wander all day on Jan 29, 2009A size of your handPeculiar yet cuteEyes can’t moveBut head can turn 180 degreesSolitary and territorial Needs at least a hectare of space per individualThis big-eyed arboreal primate known as “Tarsier” also settles in my home province Bohol. V...
Archbishop Martin on the New School Year by Catholic Analysis on Jan 24, 2009“True Religious Education Leads to an Opening of Minds” RATHFARNHAM, Ireland, SEPT. 29, 2007 (Zenit.org).- Here is the homily delivered by Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin, primate of Ireland, at the Mass on Tuesday marking the ope
