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Critically endangered monkey spotted on Singapore eco bridge, suggesting species could be expanding habitat

Critically endangered monkey spotted on Singapore eco bridge, suggesting species could be expanding habitat
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It s like meeting a rare Pokemon : Woman spots endangered pangolin wandering around Toa Payoh

A woman's night out in Singapore took an exciting turn after she caught a rare sighting of an endangered species. Taking to TikTok to share her encounter, Sarahmaylow posted on Monday (Aug 14) a video of a Sunda pangolin walking on the pavement near one of the exits of Toa Payoh MRT station. Sunda pangolins are a critically endangered species,.

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Then vs Now: Large parts of S pore have become greener over the years without you realising - Mothership SG - News from Singapore, Asia and around the world

Things you’ve probably never noticed before.

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S pore wildlife photographer captures crystal clear footage of Sambar deer at Central Catchment

It is estimated that fewer than 20 Sambar deer still live in the wild in Singapore.

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