article_snippet.sent: Despite only occupying 1 per cent of the Earth's land mass, Indonesia's rainforests are home to 12 per cent of mammal species in the world including the Sumatran rhino and the Talaud fruit bat.
article_snippet.sent: Sumatra tops the list of countries with the most threatened mammals, according to maps based on data from the World Bank.
article_snippet.sent: Indonesia sits at the top of the list because deforestation in Sumatra is leaving many species at risk, including orangutans and critically endangered Sumatran tigers and rhinos.
article_snippet.sent: Despite only occupying 1% of the Earth's land mass, Indonesia's rainforests are home to 12% of mammal species in the world.
article_snippet.sent: Indonesia sits at the top of the list because deforestation in the region is leaving many species at risk including orangutans and critically endangered Sumatran tigers (pictured) and rhinos .
article_snippet.sent: deforestation in the region is leaving many species at risk including orangutans and critically endangered Sumatran tigers (pictured) and rhinos found that virtually all of the 153 households - 99 per cent - eat fish found in the jungle at least once a month, while 79 per cent eat bushmeat made up of both mammals and birds.