Baby Orangutan
In the Zoo
Sep
16
2015
A mischievous baby orangutan in the open enclosure of Singapore Zoo.
A mischievous baby orangutan in the open enclosure of Singapore Zoo.
Colugos are also called flying lemur. However, there are not closely related to the true lemur, which are found in Madagascar. There are 2 species of colugo in the world; the Malayan Flying Lemur and the Philippine Flying Lemur. It is reported that there are approximately 1500 Malayan Flying Lemurs in Singapore. More Info at Wild Singapore website.
A slower shutter speed is used to capture the sparkles in the water, caused by the strong sunlight. The lake is generally turquoise in color but the color varies in different sections, changing from yellow to green then to blue, like a water-color painting.
Long-tailed Macaque drinking from the sap from a plant as if using a straw.
The Red Junglefowl is listed as Endangered on Singapore Red Data Book due to poaching and interbreeding with domesticated chickens. Pulau Ubin, an offshore island of Singapore, is still considered the stronghold for this species since 1980s. In recent years, a few families of Red Junglefowl have been thriving in the mangrove park of Pasir Ris in the North-east region of Singapore. More Birds of Singapore Wildlife Photos at C.S.Ling Photo Gallery For Singapore Endangered Wildlife photo license and media enquiries, please contact C.S.Ling here.
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