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#Dlium Tupai Jawa or kekes squirrel or Javan treeshrew or Horsfield's treeshrew (Tupaia javanica) is animal species in Tupaiidae, diurnal, omnivorous tend to be carnivorous, small slender, head and body length of about 15 cm and tail length of about 18 cm or 120% of the accumulation head and body.

T. javanica has a gray yellow-brown hair color with blackish spots. Around the eyes and on the shoulders have a whitish yellow color, the sides of the stomach and under the legs are yellowish to whitish.

Long snout, big black eyes, long and widened tail but not thickened, yellow brown with blackish spots. The Javan treeshrew is similar and difficult to distinguish from the Sciuridae which has almost the same size and color in overlapping ecological niches.

Horsfield's treeshrew lives in open forests and plantations, especially in places with lots of small trees, active during the day, especially in the morning. They are shy and stay away when they see humans.

Javan squirrels make nests by collecting wood branches and grass in gaps in rocks or in tree cavities. They use their front legs to select and eat food while standing on their hind legs.

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Theria
Infraclass: Placentalia
Superorder: Euarchontoglires
Order: Scandentia
Family: Tupaiidae
Genus: Tupaia
Species: Tupaia javanica

Arabic: السنجاب الجاوي
Chinese (Simplified): 爪哇松鼠
Chinese (Traditional): 爪哇松鼠
Czech: tana sumaterská
Dutch: Javaanse Toepaja
English: Horsfield's Treeshrew, Javan Scandentian, Javan Tree Shrew
Finnish: indonesiantupaija
French: Toupaye d'Indonésie
Hebrew: סנאי ג'אוני
Hindi: जावानीस गिलहरी
Indonesian: Tupai Kekes, Tupai Jawa
Italian: Tupaia di Giava
Japanese: ジャワリス
Korean: 자바어 다람쥐
Norwegian: Javatrespissmus
Russian: Яванская тупайя
Spanish: Tupaya de Java
Thai: กระแตชวา

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