Open images from wildlife cameras in the Cape National Park.

Open images from wildlife cameras, showing the integrity of the western forest in the Cape National Park, Kanchanaburi.

Khao Cape National Park, Kanchanaburi Province, reveals images of the abundance of megalomaniac wildlife through wildlife cameras that live in this conservation forest, full of natural diversity, with rare plants and wildlife that live together completely, where all life in the forest is valued and should be cherished for the sustainability of nature.

Khao Cape National Park, located in the Tanawsri Mountains, ranges from 100-1,700 meters above sea level. It is characterized by an intricate mountain range causing many rivers and creeks that flow into the Kwai River and Khao Cape Dam reservoirs. It is connected to the western Great Overlord Wildlife Sanctuary and the Snake Canal National Park. It is considered a rich area of diverse nature, with dense forest and dense top houses, and a creek side that resembles a moist forest.

Within these forested areas, home to over 268 diverse species of wildlife such as keng, gibbons, otters, squirrels, and birds, it is considered the great home of wildlife that clearly reflects the abundance and biodiversity of ecosystems in the Cape Khao National Park.

Source: Khao Cape National Park, Kanchanaburi Mon.

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