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A step closer : Singapore wildlife sanctuary ACRES expands to full 2ha after more than a decade

The wildlife rescue centre in Sungei Tengah is currently using only a quarter of its land after a contractor poisoned the rest more than a decade ago.

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Python stranded on Teck Whye road tried to attack passing vehicles, rescued by ACRES

It apparently chose the wrong spot to "chill" after its meal.

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Authorities: Otters could be moved out of Singapore housing estates, as part of efforts to reduce potential human-wildlife conflict

Authorities: Otters could be moved out of Singapore housing estates, as part of efforts to reduce potential human-wildlife conflict
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2021 sees an alarming spike in the number of pangolins killed on S pore s roads Why? - Mothership SG - News from Singapore, Asia and around the world

Critically-endangered Sunda pangolins are native to Singapore and the region. Globally, they are mainly threatened by illegal wildlife trade. However, roads rather than poachers are the biggest enemy of pangolins in Singapore. There may be a record number of pangolin roadkills in Singapore this year due to a few possible reasons. However, experts are still optimistic about the future of pangolins in Singapore if we keep up with our conservation efforts. The author is a journalist for Singapore-based sustainability publication Eco-Business during the week. He is a rescue volunteer for ACRES on weekends. By Robin Hicks A particularly large number of them have been killed on Singapore’s roads.

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