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A similar thing happened here in Singapore. Otters were endangered, but after the government worked to clean up the waterways, they came back. They are now thri
by JimDabell 5mo ago
A similar thing happened here in Singapore. Otters were endangered, but after the government worked to clean up the waterways, they came back. They are now thriving, to the point where my condo has signs up saying “What to do when you encounter otters” [0] because occasionally they come in and raid our fish pond.
[0] https://imgur.com/a/pLH5gNj https://imgur.com/a/pLH5gNj
- jwardbond 5mo agoI was in Singapore last summer and have fond memories of going for a run and seeing a family of 6 or so otters running on the sidewalk a ways ahead of me at NUS :). They make such lovely little bouncing arcs when they run. Cool to hear it's the result of government effort.
- kylehotchkiss 5mo agoahhh it wouldn't be Singapore without an extensive list of things you cannot do stapled onto it <3
- rbanffy 5mo agoAwww… but they are soooo cute <3 BTW, I remember a fatal accident at Brasilia’s zoo with them when I was a kid.
- redcodenl 5mo agoThat sounds like otter nonsense...