comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Singapore wildlife sightings - Page 7 : comparemela.com

Runaway pet? Woman spotted rescuing endangered African Crowned Crane in Singapore

A video of a woman calmly carrying an exotic bird, the African Grey Crowned Crane, by its wings along a road in Singapore made its rounds on social media yesterday (April 4). From the video, it seems that neither the bird nor woman struggled and seemed very familiar with the process the woman even laughed as the person recording.

Singapore generalNational geographicInternational union for conservation of natureSeletar country clubAfrican grey crowned craneSingapore wildlife sightingsGrey crowned cranesInternational union

Anchorvale otter family, down to 4 members, responsible for chewing up expensive pet fish in Seletar while looking for new home

NParks and ACRES are advising residents on protecting their fish.

Singapore generalJalan kayuTrey wei zhengAnimal concerns researchEducation societyNational parks board nparksSeletar hillsGerald drivePunggol riverNational parks boardSingapore wildlife sightingsTrey wei

Anglers cutting up giant stingray at East Coast Park angers netizens

A picture of several anglers surrounding a giant stingray, prepping and cutting up their prized catch at East Coast Park has raised eyebrows among some netizens. The stingray looked like it was at least 1.5m long. The picture was posted on Facebook group Singapore Wildlife Sightings on Sunday (March 13). There were some who congratulated the anglers on their big.

East coast parkSingapore generalMarine conservation societySingapore wildlife sightingsMarine stewards

Police guarding Singapore s Istana stops traffic to let otters to cross Orchard Road safely (VIDEO) | Life

Police guarding Singapore s Istana stops traffic to let otters to cross Orchard Road safely (VIDEO) | Life
malaymail.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from malaymail.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Kuala lumpurOrchard roadSingapore wildlife sightingsSingapore wildlife

Lizard and snake engage in a lil tongue action at Pasir Ris park

Singapore News - What do you call a large reptile that shows up out of nowhere to start a fight? An insta-gator! That might have just been the kind of un-funny joke that started a stare-down between a monitor lizard and an equatorial spitting cobra at Pasir Ris Park last. Read more at www.tnp.sg

William khawPasir ris parkSingapore wildlife sightingsPasir ris

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.