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Video by @michaelgeorge | This rata forest is the most stunning example of crown shyness I have ever seen. It is so precise, multiple people messaged me asking if it was computer generated. It’s not fake, but it would be nearly impossible to see this forest in real life. It’s found on Enderby Island, one of the most remote places on the planet.... See more

The landscape from Princess Mononoke exists IRL and it’s unlike any forrest I’ve ever seen. Yakushima is a small remote island on the southern tip of Japan and back in May I visited for 4 days to hike the legendary Mt Miyanoura. The full adventure is out now on my youtube channel. #hiking #japanhiking #hikingjapan... See more

Photo by @FransLanting | When a young orangutan stands upright in a forest clearing it becomes easy to appreciate the similarities with humans—and the differences. Long arms enable them swing through the trees and their potbellies help them digest all that plant food. There is not much protein in their diet, but they can deal with that. What... See more

Some bar flows today @archclimbing 🐒Working fast turns on the monkey bars, brachiating without braking 🧗🏻‍♂️ #bouldering #brachiation #movementculture #monkeybars #ninjawarrior #ninjawarrioruk #idoportalmethod #archclimbing #gibbonswings #parkour #freerunning

The alien-like creatures you see before you are a pair of Belitung Island tarsiers I recorded while in Jakarta, Indonesia. Found only on Belitung Island, this primate is one of four subspecies of Horsfield’s tarsier. Greatly elongated hind limbs allow the tarsier to jump up to 16 feet between branches - a distance 40 times their body length. Long,... See more

This duo is a pair of endangered gray gibbons. In the wild, this species calls the rainforests on the island of Borneo home. Gibbons are exclusively arboreal, meaning that they spend spend almost all of their time in the trees, trying to never let their feet touch the ground. While this might seem impossible, it is actually quite easy for gibbons... See more