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Indonesia's wildly ranging habitats are home to a diverse number of living creatures.

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Papua's lost worlds support one of the richest concentrations of life on our planet.
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The western Indonesian islands of Borneo and Sumatra are home to rare species.
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Central Indonesia is a wild, volcanic world where life thrives and dragons rule.

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