A behaviour known as fecal sac ingestion is a common and important practice in many bird species. Here's why they do it 1. Nest Hygiene Maintaining Cleanliness: Young birds produce fecal sacs, which are mucus-covered packages of feces. These sacs are easy for the parents to pick up and remove from...

Do you know Singapore has a native Wildcat? Scientifically known as Prionailurus bengalensis, the leopard cat is Singapore’s last native wildcat  The wild leopard cat is similar to the size of a domestic cat, but it is more slender and has a tail that is half as long as its body. It is...

Have you seen this kind of Nest? some nest sizes are quite big and actually quite neat, as they make it by connecting ( weave ) the leaves. When I first time saw it, I thought is a bird's nest, as I saw it quite high on the tree....

Singapore is home to about 67 species of snakes, according to the National Parks Board (NParks). They can range from the brahminy blind snake – one of the world’s smallest snakes at about 20cm long and often mistaken for an earthworm – to the reticulated python, which can grow...