Mangrove Swamp 
We were on a roll until the second question. My left sandal strap snapped (Insert Oh Sh*t here) and I had no choice but to return to the van to get PDF’s shoes. I was eternally grateful for PDF for loaning me his canvas shoes.
We lost precious time there. We tried to catch up but we soon found another problem ahead. Sabotage!
Wooden Watch Tower.
At a few checkpoints we found the answer tags but there were no letters found even though we lost a lot of time combing the area for the letter. We suspected some foul play.
True indeed, at the checkpoint near the mangrove swamp walkway, we spotted the two letters in the swamp. The letters were supposed to be tied on the walkway grills, not in the mud. A schoolboy was kind enough to go down into the swamp and picked them up.
Damn! What nasty evil trick! I hope bird shit would rain on those unscrupulous hunters.
My Amazing Kuala Selangor Nature Hunt Certificate
We didn't walk home empty handed. Each of us was given a certificate of appreciation.
Note to the organiser, next time please give empty certificate. We know how to fill in our names. It was really stupid to call out 200 participants names one by one for them to collect their certificate in the hot Saturday afternoon. Thank God, nobody fainted while waiting for their turn to get the cert. I pity the Muslim participants as they were fasting that day. That really tested their patience .
Tram Ride to the Malawati Hill Top (RM2 per adult)
We went up Malawati Hill by taking the tram ride up after the hunt. We were greeted with a bunch of Silver Leaf Monkeys on top. They were noisy and “friendly”. They would climb all over you if they know that you have food for them. Anyway, they were not as nasty and fierce as the kera or the macaque.
Welcome To Malaw-ati Hill
Note: "Ma Law" means Monkey in Cantonese. It was surreal being surrounded by so many monkeys. There were monkeys on the cannons. There were monkeys on the curb. There were monkeys on the tram. There were monkeys on the road. There were monkey pissing down from the tree top. What the ??????????????????
Come again? Hehehe! (Insert Naughty Wink Here!)
It was an enjoyable trip despite being sprayed by monkey piss. It was a fun trip despite my torn sandal. The hunt was a great learning experience despite the sabotage. Aiman already asking us to be in his team next year. Heheh!
Acknowledgement: Thank you to Aiman for chauffeuring me from KL to Kuala Selangor and back. Thank you to PDF for loaning me his old beaten canvas shoes. (Yes..I will return them after I clean them. I might have stepped on monkey poo). Thank you all for being such a great team. Also last but not least, thank you to the people at Malaysian Nature Society for organizing this hunt. I learned a lot about the flora and fauna at Kuala Selangor.
