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There were loud, popping noises : Python seen attacking vehicles in Teck Whye is rescued by Acres

SINGAPORE - Retiree Calvin Yeo was driving in Teck Whye with his son on April 27 when they spotted a creature on the road jumping and appearing to bite the tyres of moving vehicles. Upon getting closer, the pair spotted a 2m-long python attacking at least five passing vehicles in the middle of a two-lane road near Block 136 Teck.

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Gardens by the Bay urges cyclists to reduce speed after monitor lizard run over by road bike

The reptile was hit and pinned for a split second under the wheels of a road bike. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Gardens by the Bay urges cyclists to reduce speed

Singapore News - Gardens by the Bay reminded cyclists to be mindful of wildlife present in the area and slow down when riding after a video of a monitor lizard being run over by a road bike circulated online. The video of the Feb 11 incident posted on Reddit shows the reptile crossing a. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Poor deer was so freaked out : Woman claims workers were chasing animal, warns people to stay away

Christmas is long over, but it seems Rudolph can't catch a break. A woman spotted some workers chasing a buck around a street at night, scaring it, according to a video post she made on Facebook group Singapore Wildlife Sightings on Monday (Jan 29). It is unclear where the video was taken although sambar deer can be found in parts.

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Surge in dog abuse cases in Singapore during 2023: 69 reported incidents last year compared to 35 in 2022, with 9 cases linked to trainers

Surge in dog abuse cases in Singapore during 2023: 69 reported incidents last year compared to 35 in 2022, with 9 cases linked to trainers
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