You might spot this fast-crawling, snake-like earthworm in the leaf litter when hiking in Borneo’s lowland rainforest. Touch it and it goes wild, wriggling and thrashing so hard it can flip itself off the ground. No surprise people call them jumping worms. They may look intimidating, but they don’t bite and they’re not poisonous. They just act crazy to scare off predators. Look closely and you might notice a beautiful iridescent sheen that glows when sunlight hits them. This one was found on Gay

Monkey see, monkey... SPLASH! 💦 Watch as this wild troop of macaques make an Olympic-level dive into the Kinabatangan River. This leap of faith is all part of their daily survival strategy in Borneo’s lush lowland forests. Can't get any better than this ✨ | Sukau Rainforest Lodge