Wildlife

Amazing creatures, such as the Palawan Pangolin above, roam the forests, coasts and skies of this amazing island. Over 230 species live only here, providing a unique chance to see some of nature's most fascinating examples of evolution.

Palawan Litter Frog

Can be seen on the forest floor near clear flowing streams and rivers. Abundant around Estrella Falls and Tagbanato River but numbers are declining due to the changing environment. They will be safe at Jollity Farm.

Palawan Mangrove Snake

Commonly seen resting on a tree branch overhanging a river during the day or on the ground hunting for prey at night. Mildly venomous and not life threatening but should not be disturbed due to their irritable behaviour.

Red Vented Cockatoo

The famous Philippine (Red Vented) Cockatoo's endemic home is the nearby Rasa Island. Many sightings of this highly endangered species are reported locally. Enjoys seeds, fruits, buds, nectar, etc.

Palawan Peacock-Pheasant

These birds are endemic to the humid forests of Palawan Island in the southern part of the archipelago. They are insectivorous birds that feed on termites, centipedes, mollusks, frogs, seeds, berries, etc.

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