Urban Wild

Synopsis

Singapore's hidden wilderness reveals a diverse ecosystem thriving in overlooked areas of the island. From the wetlands of Sungei Buloh to abandoned buildings and tranquil islands, these habitats support a variety of unique wildlife. Local otters, base-jumping colugos, romantic fiddler crabs, and the island's oldest predators, crocodiles, showcase the rich biodiversity often unnoticed by residents. This exploration highlights the surprising natural treasures of Singapore, challenging perceptions of urban life and emphasizing the importance of preserving these vital ecosystems.