Dinagat hairy-tailed rat (Batomys russatus) with Badlit or Suwat Binisaya printable art

The Dinagat hairy-tailed rat (Batomys russatus) is one of 18 cloud rats unique to the Philippines, found only on Dinagat Island. We like to call this rat an “ancient temple” of Dinagat, because in its “temple” or head might be an ancient arrangement of blood vessels unique to mouse species that were around a long time ago (G Musser et al 1998).

The writing or script shown here is Badlit or Suwat Binisaya.

Download a black and white coloring page here!

DOWNLOAD INCLUDES 5 large high-resolution print sizes in PDF. You can then scale these down to any of the following 23 sizes:

1. 24x36” ratio:

Scale down to 20x30”, 16x24”, 12x18”, 10x15”, 8x12”, 6x9”, 4x6”.

2. 24x32” ratio:

Scale down to 18x24”, 12x16”, 9x12”, 6x8”.

3. 16x20” ratio:

Scale down to 8x10”, 4x5”.

4. A1 ratio:

Scale down to A2, A3, A4, A5.

5. 11x14” ratio:

Scale down to 5x6”.

HOW TO PRINT

Simply save and print from your computer, at school, or library. It can be printed on any paper type. Larger prints can be made with your local print shop. Add a frame you like and enjoy your new wall art!

PLEASE NOTE

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You can save and print as many of these as you'd like!

BUT, do not resell, or share my artwork!

REFERENCES

G Musser et al., 1998. Philippine Rodents: Redefinitions of Known Species of Batomys (Muridae, Murinae) and Description of a New Species from Dinagat Island. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/196120