Lake in the Seven Mountains National Park Kerinci Seblat not only has a wealth of nature. But the story is also unique, about "short people" who keep the region.
The short guy in question is a small creature that looks as high as 50 centimeters a combination of human and orang-utans. He was not a tail, but the soles of his feet facing backwards. Some residents claimed to have seen it, but the creature was gone as fast as lightning.
Jeremy Holden and Debby Martyrs, two tourists from
the UK, also claimed to have seen a glimpse of the animal. They then conduct research in the region since 1995. WWF also fund research to uncover the mystery of a short person and a camera mounted in the woods in this area.
But until now the animal was never found. Despite its place in the heart of the national park, do not look there were "short". Instead of birds and otters that swim up and down the lake.
Possibility of wild animals had been moved to a more remote forest areas into line with the starting number of people coming to the Seven Lakes Mountain.
Seven Mountain Lake is a volcanic lake formed by volcanic activity hundreds of years ago. Approximately 4.5 kilometers in length with a width of about 3 kilometers.
Exploring the Seven Lakes Mountain, visitors can swim and walk on the edge of the lake. At the edge of the lake stretching white sand along nearly a mile. The white sand is usually submerged when the lake water surface rise in the rainy season and appears when the lake water level drops in the summer.
Besides the tourist attractions, the Seven Lakes Mountain is one of the centers of biodiversity Kerinci Seblat National Park (TNKS). Different types of plants and animals, such as Sumatran tigers, antelopes, deer, tapir, and sun bears are found here. So it can be traveled as well as learn.
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