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Motorola Has Finally Rolled Out The Android 7.1.1 Update To The Moto Z Handset

Jul 20, 2017

The Lenovo owned Motorola has released the Android 7.1.1 update for the Moto Z users in Indonesia and Hong Kong.

Mystery Sea Monster In Indonesia Identified As Baleen Whale

May 15, 2017

The mystery sea monster which was found in the shore of Indonesia has been identified. The creature was said to be a baleen whale, but the cause of its death is still unknown.

Australia Maintains Strict Quarantine Regulations As Traveler Brings Dead Black-Spined Toad In His Shoe Back From Indonesia

May 12, 2017

In a recent incident, the quarantine authorities of Australia detected a dead black-spined toad in a passenger’s shoe and urged the travelers to check their luggage to avert such incident.

Indonesia’s Violently Erupting Volcano Causes Concern

Apr 14, 2017

Mount Sinabung, the Indonesian volcano, has recently started spewing dust and smoke. The population living in the vicinity of this volcano had to be evacuated to safety.

LGBT Community: Indonesian Gay Couple Receives 100 Public Stick Beating for having Sex, Human Rights Watch Demands Release

Apr 12, 2017

A gay couple was caught having sex by men who entered their home forcefully. The Indonesian men were then punished under the Sharia law.

Database Explores The Extinction Threat Of The Rare Tree Species

Apr 06, 2017

A recent global survey report explores that 9,600 tree species are facing the risk of extinction.

Art & Jewelery Discovered In Indonesia From Ice Age Period

Apr 04, 2017

More than 30,000 year old art and jewelry is found in Wallacea. Most of the jewelry is made from the bear cuscus bones and pig-deer teeth.

'Aurora' The First Dual-Sim Blackberry Gets Launched In Indonesia

Mar 10, 2017

Aurora is the second android based smartphone launched by Blackberry this year. The dual-sim phone was unveiled by BB Merah Putih, the Indonesian marketing firm.

'Ghost Villages' Found In Indonesia After Volcano Eruption

Feb 21, 2017

Several villages were placed in silence after Mount Sinabung erupted in 2012. There were dusty kitchens from crumbling houses, vehicles overgrown by vegetation and volcanic ash covered almost everything.

What One Discovery May Mean For Conservation Efforts in Southeast Asia

Jan 02, 2015

Now, while conservation efforts have sought out to stop this practice that ruins tropical ecosystems, many have failed as national and international agencies refuse to step in unless something else causes a pressing concern. And in that hope, the forests of Indonesian island Sulawesi may soon find their deforestation coming to a close; all thanks to strange-breeding frog species.

New Fanged Frog Species Reveals Nurturing Side—First Live Tadpole Birth to Date

Jan 01, 2015

While most amphibians, in fact nearly every species known to man, are parents that lay clutches of eggs, one new frog species revealed that they too are of the nurturing variety.