At the center of a cathedral-size cave in remote Borneo, an Indonesian archaeologist brushed away sediment to reveal the top of a human skull. Next came a perfect right foot. Then, a leg. Teaspoon ...

Borneo is one of the most fascinating islands in the world, known not only for its rich biodiversity and natural beauty but also for its unique political history. Unlike most islands, Borneo was ...

By Abdallah Naem MALINAU, Indonesia — Indonesia is pressing ahead with construction of a new network of dams in Borneo to power a major “green” industrial estate that will relocate ...

The Borneo Sun Bear Conservation Centre was opened in 2008 by Dr. Wong Siew Te, ... As the world’s smallest bear, sun bears grow up to only about 5 feet tall and 150 pounds.

It is home to some of the world's smallest and most unusual frog species. While many visitors flock to Borneo's jungle to see charismatic large species like orangutans or elephants, some of its ...

A frigate, with a small steamer, a few gunboats, a fort, a slight military force, and the English union jack, would constitute an establishment powerful enough, not only to protect the place, but ...

The world’s smallest elephants are still big. Measuring around nine feet (2.7 meters) tall, Bornean elephants are the smallest subspecies of the Asian elephant, and are two feet (60 centimeters ...

KOTA KINABALU: Borneo’s indigenous cultures hold immense wisdom, especially in traditional knowledge and sustainable environmental practices, offering the world valuable lessons, says Datuk Seri ...

Watch: Guardian of the Borneo rainforest - a story from the Dayak sisters. Curious about Irish culture and this peculiar woman with porcelain skin, I was coaxed into teaching fifty Dayak children ...

Scientists say it serves as the primary breeding ground for many of the 180 frog and toad species found on Borneo -- the world's third-largest island, divided between Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei.

Scientists say it serves as the primary breeding ground for many of the 180 frog and toad species found on Borneo -- the world's third-largest island, divided between Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei.