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Some of our colleagues had a “crappy” encounter recently in #SetiuWetlands, a state park in #Terengganu.

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Can you help them identify which wild animal has left these droppings and what it ate?

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FYI field researchers look at animal faeces, such as tiger scat and elephant dung to estimate their population in the wild, to find out what they like to eat and many more. It’s a sh*tty job, but someone’s got to do it 😉

#GanuKite #TogetherPossible #CrappyScience #FieldWorkFail

Credit: ©WWF-Malaysia/Muhammad Syafuan Ismail

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