moult – Bird Ecology Study Group

28 Apr 2023

Moulting anole

by LW Teo | posted in: Amphibians-Reptiles, Brown Anole, moult | 0

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 sagrei. As I was walking, I noticed a Brown Anole. … Continued

14 Nov 2021

Newly moulted wood centipede Scutigera

by LW Teo | posted in: Arthropod, moult, wood centipede, wood centipede | 0

The wood centipede is also known as the house centipede. It is venomous but does not cause human fatality. The venom is necessary to obtain preys (spiders, termites, cockroaches, silverfish, ants) and for self-defence. It prefers moist environments and … Continued

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