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2021 IUCN Report Says Pygmy Tarsiers (Once Believed Extinct) Are Decreasing in Number
Tarsier Tarsius sp., Grand Naemundung Mini Zoo, Tandurusa, Bitung, North Sulawesi
Geography suggests this is not the w:Spectral Tarsier (Tarsius tarsier), but an undescribed species called Tarsius sp. 1 by Shekelle and Groves (2010). Source: Wikimedia Commons
The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species (IUCN) has ranked the pygmy tarsiers from the mountains of the Sulawesi Island, Indonesia, as endangered, and their adult numbers are decreasing due to continued human intrusion into their habitat. The IUCN ranking was made in the year 2020.
The pygmy tarsier was considered to be extinct for 80 years,  since 1920.  In the year 2000 Indonesian scientists discovered a dead pygmy tarsier in one of its rat traps. Eight years later, primate ecologist  Sharon Gursky, a professor at Texas A&M Universit ....

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