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On 12 February 2023, Andy Chew visited Gardens by the Bay while some family members went shopping. Below is Andy Chew’s account of his encounter with a Brown Anole, Anolis […]
A house gecko. For sometime, my helpers Estela and Generose had been encountering a rubber band at various locations in the house when they were mopping the floor. They suspected […]
The gallery below showcases a small sample of the fauna that the intrepid and talented nature photographer Gan Lee Hsia encountered. She travelled through the length of the Malayan Peninsula […]
Three species of flying dragons can be found in Singapore. The black-bearded flying dragon (Draco melanopogon) and five-banded flying dragon (Draco quinquefasciatus) inhabit the forest reserves while the Sumatran flying […]
Family: Varanidae The lace monitor, Varanus varius, is native to Australia and found in Queensland, down to New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Their closest relative is the Komodo […]
An upside down Malayan box turtle, Cuora amboinensis, was seen righting itself. The video below by Francis Seow-Choen shows the turtle failed on the first attempt but got it right […]
The four-lined tree frog is the commonest arboreal amphibian in South-East Asia. It is characterised by large and flattened sticky pads at the tips of the digits. This frog lays […]
Correspondence between Dato’ Dr Amar-Singh, bird watcher extraordinaire and Mike HN Chong, freelance/independent naturalist. Letter by Dato’ Dr Amar-Singh, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia “I wonder if anyone can help me with […]
The green iguana (Iguana iguana) is not native to South-East Asia. Frequent sightings of the reptile in Singapore is attributed to escaped or released pets. These lizards can come in […]
Tan Ghim Pin was at Pasir Ris Park and documented an eagle bitten in the right eye by a paradise tree snake. However, the eagle was unharmed. The snake managed […]
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