An exotic runaway bird was captured on film, and then recaptured by hand. Next up, we discuss how two reticulated pythons were found being smuggled into Singapore, and why this happened. Lastly, we share our happiness over a new initiative promoting coexistence with wildlife at  Ourwildneighbours.sg

There was  a wild boar attack in Yishun!  After an extensive manhunt, the wild boar was captured and euthanised. But could there have been another way?

The anchorvale otter family is in the news for tearing through expensive fish in Seletar. But it seems that, fish owners were not the only ones dealing with loss. 

Another otter attack. Why is this happening again?

Our shores turn blue with an unusual bloom, pulling in an unexpected tide of crowd. What's going on? 

Next, we compare two interesting fishes caught along our Eastern shores- a giant stingray and a shovelnose ray. One was released, the other was cut up. We reel in the line between what's releasing caught fish to the sea or to our stomachs.

Masses of people descended upon an intertidal zone, leaving behind a trail of destruction at Changi Beach.  A family of otters attack an unsuspecting jogger at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. We recap these wild happenings in the month of February 2022.

When it comes to human-wildlife conflict in Singapore, there are few animals as nontorious as the wild boar. But is it as dangerous as its reputation?  

A wayward vulture and an abandoned civet kitten. We discuss the some of the latest wildlife news happenings on our island in our new segment!

We're back after a (not-that-short) break! Despite the drastic changes in Singapore's landscape, one large predator has adapted to our cityscape. Ivan and Pedro slither into the realm of this carnivorous giant!

You may not know how it looks like but you definitely know how it sounds like.  But how much do we really know about the Asian koel?  There is a lot more to the Asian koel than just its persistant calls.

The waterways in Singapore are a battleground among the otter families.  Marina, Bishan and Zouk. These 3 families duke it out in a fight for survival. This episode, we  explore the history and drama behind the clash of otters.