How wildlife thrives within the urban landscape of Singapore
In short: Explore how diverse species have adapted to life in Singapore's Botanic Gardens. This video examines how animals like monitor lizards, otters, and rare birds have established new homes in this urban environment.
Hannah Stitfall investigates the intersection of urban development and biodiversity in Singapore. The footage highlights how specific species, including monitor lizards and otters, have successfully integrated into the city's Botanic Gardens, finding new habitats amidst the urban sprawl.
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