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Wildlife conservation

Cash-strapped marmots bare all on OnlyFans – but keep their fur on

Marmots are the unlikely stars of an OnlyFans page raising money for a project that has fallen victim to US federal funding cuts.
Marmots are the unlikely stars of an OnlyFans page raising money for a project that has fallen victim to US federal funding cuts.

Chinese restaurant Havelock Palace apologises for cooking seafood foraged from Changi Beach

The restaurant, located in Clarke Quay, said it has since tightened its food sourcing and receiving controls, and strengthened supplier documentation and traceability.
The restaurant, located in Clarke Quay, said it has since tightened its food sourcing and receiving controls, and strengthened supplier documentation and traceability.

Scientists turn to sharks to improve hurricane predictions

Sharks are tagged to collect data that may provide information on the intensity of hurricanes before they make landfall.
Sharks are tagged to collect data that may provide information on the intensity of hurricanes before they make landfall.

Capybara caucus wades into politics with surprise visit to Brazilian legislature

Two capybaras were seen wandering the halls of the state legislature of Mato Grosso, in central Brazil, on July 30.
Two capybaras were seen wandering the halls of the state legislature of Mato Grosso, in central Brazil, on July 30.

Meet the young protectors of Singapore’s shores

Republic Polytechnic’s Diploma in Environmental and Marine Science final year students Keon Lim (left) and Kyra Raphael Pung, both 19, conducting fieldwork at the beach in the early morning of July 15.
Republic Polytechnic’s Diploma in Environmental and Marine Science final year students Keon Lim (left) and Kyra Raphael Pung, both 19, conducting fieldwork at the beach in the early morning of July 15.

Butterflies chase cooler climes as warming redraws their world

Climate change is disrupting the global distribution of butterflies, with a significant number seeing their territory shrink.
Climate change is disrupting the global distribution of butterflies, with a significant number seeing their territory shrink.

Bezos Earth Fund, Re:wild launch $257m drive to save species from extinction

A newly hatched Heloderma charlesbogerti, one of the world’s most endangered lizards.
A newly hatched Heloderma charlesbogerti, one of the world’s most endangered lizards.

Branded Content

Meet giant pandas, run through a giant snake’s belly and glamp under the stars: Fun for everyone

Critically endangered Raffles’ banded langur spotted at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve after 39 years

An adult male Raffles’ banded langur was spotted and photographed at the summit of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve at about 9am on May 31.
An adult male Raffles’ banded langur was spotted and photographed at the summit of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve at about 9am on May 31.

Four capybara pups born in Mandai on Capybara Appreciation Day

The four capybara pups can be seen wandering around and eating grass in an enclosure with their mother.
The four capybara pups can be seen wandering around and eating grass in an enclosure with their mother.

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