Sumatranus Collection
Sumatranus, a captivating and enigmatic creature that once roamed the lush rainforests of Sumatra
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Sumatranus, a captivating and enigmatic creature that once roamed the lush rainforests of Sumatra. With its vibrant plumage and striking features, it was truly a sight to behold. One such species is the Blue-throated bee-eater (Merops viridis viridis), known for its stunning blue throat and graceful flight. These exotic birds were renowned for their ability to catch bees mid-air with incredible precision. But Sumatranus was not just home to these magnificent bee-eaters; it also housed an array of parrots, some of which are now extinct. Among them was the Blue backed parrot (Tanygnathus sumatranus), a species that showcased an exquisite blend of blues on its feathers. Picture No. 10892838 captures the essence of this majestic bird as it perches on a branch, displaying its radiant colors against the backdrop of verdant foliage. Its electric blue back stands out in stark contrast to the surrounding greenery. In Picture No. 10892839, we witness another individual from this endangered species in flight—a breathtaking spectacle as it soars through the sky with elegance and grace. Sadly, due to deforestation and habitat loss, these parrots faced imminent extinction in Sumatranus. Picture No. 10892836 serves as a poignant reminder of what once thrived here—an image frozen in time showcasing their beauty before they vanished forever. Picture No. 10892840 portrays two Blue backed parrots engaged in playful interaction—a heartwarming scene that reminds us of their social nature and intelligence. As we delve deeper into Sumatranus' rich biodiversity, Picture No. 10892837 reveals yet another aspect—the presence of other avian wonders coexisting harmoniously within this ecosystem. The final images—Picture No. s 10892835 and 10892832—depict various unidentified bird species found in Sumatranus, highlighting the diversity that once flourished here.