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Preserved Philippine eagle unveiled at the National Museum

Geothermica, also known as Geo, was one of two Philippine eagles loaned to Singapore in 2019 and housed at Jurong Bird Park

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Jail for man who worked with father and others to give over S$1 8mil in bribes to a zoo director

SINGAPORE: A man wanted to stop the corrupt practices of his family construction business after he took over its operations, but failed and eventually continued the graft-related arrangements.

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Man admits working with others to give a zoo director bribes of over $88k for contracts

Chong Yun Chia, who pleaded guilty to five graft charges, is expected to be sentenced in July. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Zoo break – from enclosures to excursions

Singapore News - A heartbroken ostrich in Seongnam, Gyeonggi province, made a break from its enclosure on March 26 and was seen dodging traffic on busy roads. The male ostrich, named Tadori, had been kept at a nature experience farm in Seongnam since July 2020 with its mate, Tasuni,. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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They ve survived for 120 million years, but scientists aren t sure Queensland s sea turtles will see

Home to almost all the world's marine turtle species, Queensland researchers say there's real concern for the survival of these ancient species. .

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