One of the hallmarks of Singapore’s success at becoming a ‘city in a garden’ is the return of a native otter population which were thought to have become locally extinct, and is now estimated to exceed 70.
Because of Singapore’s lush greenery and clean water, these otters are living in public gardens and waterways in the centre of one of the densest cities on earth. I finally saw the otters recently at the Gardens by the Bay and filmed this video!
Images and Video by Jonathan Choe.
