ลิงแสม อังกฤษ
สัทอักษรสากล: [ling]การออกเสียง: ลิงแสม การใช้"ลิงแสม" คือ"ลิงแสม" จีน
- n. crab-eating macaque
ที่เกี่ยวข้อง: Macaca irus
- ล: The thirty-sixth consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, having the sound of ฬ
- ลิง: n. monkey.
- ิ: human race jumpsuit mankind humankind sitting cross legged
- ง: The seventh consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, a low class letter of which
- แส: n. ( Jacquemontia pentantha (Jacq.) G. Don ) Jacquemontia
- แสม: 1) n. Aegiceras cornicalatum 2) n. small edible sea crab
- ส: The fortieth consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, having the sound of ษ, ศ,
- สม: v. to be suitable; to befit, fit, become; to satisfy, fulfill, be
- ม: The thirty-third of the Thai alphabet, having the sound of m and belonging to
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Alternatively, venture into Thailand's largest intact area of mangrove forests along the coast to witness a plethora of wildlife including crab-eating macaques, mud-skipper fish, otters and shocking blue kingfishers. The islands and mangroves of the area can also be accessed by kayak.
Gallery displays aside, the reserve is also home to plenty of natural biodiversity such as long-tailed macaques and a variety of bird species. Word to the wise: come prepared with mosquito repellent, and don’t feed the monkeys.
Next stop on the tour is the island of Koh Ped literally translated as Duck Island, although there is not a duck in sight there are monkeys abound. Koh Ped or perhaps more appropriate, Koh Ling (Ling meaning monkey) has a resident population of Thai Samae monkeys, but once again no human inhabitants.
Next stop on the tour is the island of Koh Ped literally translated as Duck Island, although there is not a duck in sight there are monkeys abound. Koh Ped or perhaps more appropriate, Koh Ling (Ling meaning monkey) has a resident population of Thai Samae monkeys, but once again no human inhabitants.
It is formed by many levels of rocks which it is looking spectacular, surrounded by 30 caves. A lot of wild monkeys are living around.
