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Answering the call of the wild: NParks officers who help to manage human-wildlife conflict
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Otters ate your koi? Here s what you can do to avoid animal-human conflict, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - Otters have been making a splash on social media platforms in recent months, including reports of at least one person getting bitten. Residents have also complained about otters dipping their paws into and munching on pricey koi collections. The Straits Times spoke to. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Otters strike again: All of Katong family s pet koi killed

A family was devastated after they found all their pet koi killed on Friday (March 17). Stomp contributor David shared with Stomp photos of his dead fish with some of their heads missing. He said he believes his home in Katong was raided by a romp of otters on Thursday night or Friday morning. "This happened at a time when.

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Do otters in S pore keep preying on koi fish but not eat them?

An overlap between domestic environment and natural behaviour.

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Slippery, hungry, sometimes angry: Singapore struggles with unparalleled otter boom | Singapore

Numbers have doubled, with occasional attacks on humans and fish ponds prompting relocation efforts

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