Cat Tien National Park

Click here - for a list of mammals found in the Park - prepared by staff and academic visitors.
Although the park is well known for the Javan rhinoceros, which have been recorded by automatic cameras in the Cat Loc (northern) segment of the park, you are only likely to see pictures in the excellent Park exhibition!
Primates: gibbons, (more here) including: yellow (=buff) cheeked gibbons (N. gabrielli) - article black-crested gibbons (Nomascus concolor) leaf monkeys (such as the silvery langur) This is one of the few locations where douc Langurs are still recorded pygmy slow loris crab-eating macaques
The forest provides a refuge for a number of other threatened or unusual species including: Asian elephant - journal article: Asian black bear, sun bear Deer including: sambar, mouse deer and Indian muntjac (barking deer) banteng, guar tiger, leopards, Asian palm civets sunda pangolin, porcupines treeshrews wild boar There are also records of kouprey in the reserve (but its status is debated, as with the wild water buffalo).