Wildlifeof the Philippines
Wildlife in Negros & Panay Forests
Negros
The western Visayas hold some of the rarest animals in the country, including the Visayan warty pig, the Visayan spotted deer and the Negros bleeding-heart, and hornbills such as the Visayan hornbill and the writhed-billed hornbill. Mount Kanlaon on Negros and the Northwest Panay Peninsula are the main protected forests. Most of these species are hard to see in the wild and survive thanks to conservation breeding and local communities.
Highlights
- Visayan warty pig and spotted deer
- Negros bleeding-heart and fruit-dove
- Visayan and writhed-billed hornbills
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Negros & Panay Forests?
- Top wildlife targets in Negros & Panay Forests include Visayan Warty Pig, Philippine Spotted Deer, Negros Bleeding-heart, Negros Fruit-Dove, Visayan Hornbill, Writhe-billed Hornbill and Philippine Hanging-Parrot. Highlights: Visayan warty pig and spotted deer.
- Where is Negros & Panay Forests?
- Negros & Panay Forests is in Negros, the Philippines (about 10.42°, 123.13°).
- What are the highlights of Negros & Panay Forests?
- Visayan warty pig and spotted deer, Negros bleeding-heart and fruit-dove and Visayan and writhed-billed hornbills.