Epiphytes grow on trees and rely on rain and humidity. In Khao Lak, many species survive the dry season by storing water, slowing growth, and flowering beautifully.
Some insects look like leaves. Some spiders look dangerous. This is how insect and spider camouflage and clever illusions help them survive in the wild.
Birdwatching in Khao Lak is at its best after the rainy season, when forests turn lush, the air is fresh, and bird activity increases.
Wildlife in Khao Lak offers rare species, scenic trails and beautiful waterfalls near Khaolak Merlin Resort.
Millions of birds die hitting windows each year. Learn simple ways to protect them.
Experience the rainforest coming alive at night with creatures you will remember forever.
Monitor lizards in Thailand are more than legends. At Khaolak Merlin Resort, see water and clouded monitors in their natural rainforest home.
With over 160,000 known species, moths contribute to pollination and food webs. National Moth Week aids in tracking their global populations.
Turn everyday nature sightings into real data. Join citizen science projects like iNaturalist and eBird to help track biodiversity and support global research.
