Tarsiers commit suicide by banging their heads against tree trunks when they get stressed, so visitors have to keep the noise level to a minimum. Visitors are allowed to take pictures except using the flash. And tarsiers aren’t allowed to be touched.

Before the development of the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary, many people hunted for tarsiers. The captured endangered primates were being sold, kept as pets by private individuals in environments not conducive to their lifestyle and survival, or killed.

Because of this, the tarsiers were declared to be specially protected faunal species of the Philippines under Proclamation No. 1030, declared by former Philippine President, Fidel V. Ramos on June 23, 1997. Hence, creating the Philippines Tarsier Sanctuary for their protection.

Well, because this is a Tarsier Sanctuary in Bohol, you’ll get to see many tarsiers all over the mini forest. Some of them are asleep while most of them are picture-ready!


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