Exploring Malaysia’s biodiversity: A tapestry of flora and fauna in Bukit Bendera, Pulau Pinang / Muhammad Farhan Haikal Fai’izal and Fahmi Samsudin

Malaysia, which is located in the middle of Southeast Asia, is a mesmerising tapestry of various ecosystems that are bursting with an astounding variety of flora and fauna. This tropical paradise is home to a wealth of natural resources, including untouched coral reefs and verdant tropical rainforests, all of which have long piqued the interest of scientists, explorers, and nature lovers alike. Because of the complex relationship that exists between Malaysia's physical features and its tropical climate, the country is home to an amazing variety of plant and animal life that has been given the opportunity to thrive in optimum conditions. The green rainforests of Malaysia, which are some of the oldest on the globe, are home to a mind-boggling variety of plant species, the majority of which can only be found in that particular region.