Otter Family Surrounds Monitor Lizards
Occurred on January 12, 2023 / Singapore
: "Don’t miss this encounter, which highlights the harmonious coexistence of urban development and wildlife and celebrates nature's resilience amidst the city's hustle and bustle. Embark on an urban wilderness adventure along a manmade river, where the natural world and city life collide in a mesmerizing encounter. Join a lively family of otters as they go about their morning feast, completely unaware of the surprises nature has in store. Amidst the ever-changing cityscape, with a construction site and an MRT train station nearby, the otters stumble upon two monitor lizards sharing their aquatic habitat. One of the monitor lizards makes a hasty escape, swimming away into the distance, leaving its companion to face the curious otters alone. The otters showcase their teamwork and boundless curiosity as they encircle the lone lizard, attempting to get closer, with one bold otter daring to nip at the lizard's tail. The otters eventually return to their river feasting, only to come back for a second act!"
: "Don’t miss this encounter, which highlights the harmonious coexistence of urban development and wildlife and celebrates nature's resilience amidst the city's hustle and bustle. Embark on an urban wilderness adventure along a manmade river, where the natural world and city life collide in a mesmerizing encounter. Join a lively family of otters as they go about their morning feast, completely unaware of the surprises nature has in store. Amidst the ever-changing cityscape, with a construction site and an MRT train station nearby, the otters stumble upon two monitor lizards sharing their aquatic habitat. One of the monitor lizards makes a hasty escape, swimming away into the distance, leaving its companion to face the curious otters alone. The otters showcase their teamwork and boundless curiosity as they encircle the lone lizard, attempting to get closer, with one bold otter daring to nip at the lizard's tail. The otters eventually return to their river feasting, only to come back for a second act!"