TIMOR DEER'S DAILY ACTIVITY (Cervus timorensis) AT THE AERTEMBAGA TANDURUSA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, BITUNG-NORTH SULAWESI. This study aims to describe the daily activities and behavior of Timor deer (Cervus timorensis) at the Tandurusa Wildlife Sanctuary in Aertembaga, Bitung City, North Sulawesi Province. This research was expected to provide information for the community and related agencies about the behavior in supporting the captive breeding business. This study used observation methods requiring direct observation of the field and using techniques Instantinous Animal Sampling. Observations were made 14 repetitions by observing daily activity in 1 minute intervals (60 seconds) on each data retrieval. The results of this study showed the daily feeding activity of Cervus timorensis with a percentage of 17.01% used 32.86 minutes in the morning and 37.86 minutes at noon and 51.79 minutes in the afternoon. The Cervus timorensis’ daily activity was dominated by rest activity with a percentage of 57.52% of total daily activity, divided in 143.57 minutes in the morning, 141.92 minutes at noon and 128.64 minutes in the afternoon. Social activity with a percentage of 18.31% of total spent time, divided in 46.78 minutes spent in the morning 44.5 minutes spent at noon and 40.57 minutes spent in the afternoon. Locomosi activity with a percentage of 7.15% of all time, divided into 16.78 minutes used in the morning 15.71 minutes used in the afternoon and 19 minutes used in the afternoon.Keywords: Daily activity, Timor deer, Tandurusa Wildlife Sanctuary, North Sulawesi
THE LEVEL OF THE FEED INGREDIENTS ARE FAVORITES OF BIRDS PARROTS TALAUD ISLANDS (EOS HISTRIO) AND PERFORMANS PRESERVED IN EX-SITU. Eos histrio is a parrot endemic to islands that are located in the northern part of the island of Sulawesi. This bird in its Habitat the bird known as the Sampiri, and internationally as Red and Blue Lory Lory, On trading of birds, birds have a high selling price, therefore catching the bird in its Habitat, the need for more intensive conservation efforts and need to be developed the techniques of ex situ conservation. This research aims to know and observe the level of fondness, feed consumption and added weight Birds Parrot Talaud Islands (Eos histrio) preserved in Ex-situ. This research was carried out in natural resources Conservation (BKSDA) North Sulawesi in 1 (one) month. The animals examined i.e. 2 birds talaud Lory (Eos histrio) in males and females. The observed variable the level of fondness, consumption, efficiency of feed materials and weight added. This research by using descriptive method and presented in the form of tables. From the results obtained that the level of the feed ingredients are favorites of birds parrots talaud Islands (Eos histrio) in males as well as females, namely corn, papaya, bananas and watermelon, the consumption of feed and added the most weight in female.Keywords: Bird Parrot Talaud Islands (Eos histrio), Ex-Situ, Level of Fondness, Added Weight, Consumption.
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