The Kerinci Seblat National Park in Indonesia is home to five volcanoes, rare tigers, elephants, rhinos, sun bears, flying foxes, and clouded leopards, as well as the corpse flower, the world’s largest (and worst-smelling) bloom. The young Malayan tapir shown here lives in a zoo, but wild tapirs are among the many endangered species that thrive in the protected forests of Kerinci Seblat. (Arun Noisri/ Shutterstock) Read More