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left in singapore and as you can see it is right now in the process of being cut down for a new development. this is meant to be singapore's first housing estate within nature but here is the catch. 90% of this forest will be cleared for the project. we are bringing ourselves closer to nature and nature closer to us so are we ready to encounter wild animals? do we know what to do and what not to do? when we come across wild animals. are we ok with a beautiful sunbird chirping away but if we see a garden snake are we ok with a garden snake sighted in our garden? balancing urban development with nature is clearly no walk in the park. in fact, singapore's limited land space is not only squeezing out its animal population but people too if you are renting because rents have been on the rise for more than two years with some of them rising by 50%, 60%, so find out more