The size of london and has a population nearly 6 million people and that number is also rising by more than 3% each year. it is a big push to develop more housing and quickly, but one major consequence of converting forests and residential high rises is that, it is push the wildlife out of their natural habitat. pythons spotted out of the woods and increasingly in residential districts. these wild animals residential districts. these wild animals who - residential districts. these wild animals who occupy i residential districts. these - wild animals who occupy green pockets wild animals who occupy green pockets are forced to use man made barriers such as roads and extra man made barriers such as roads and extra space to get to other inhabited and extra space to get to other inhabited pockets. also and extra space to get to other inhabited pockets. inhabited pockets. also the im act inhabited pockets. also the impact on inhabited pockets. also the impact on biodiversity. - inhabited pockets. also thej impact on biodiversity. this inhabited pockets. also the i impact on biodiversity. this is the singapore i know. a city in nature. a government has a development plan called city in
90% of this force will be cleared for the project. printmaking will be bringing us closer to nature and bringing nature closer to us and are we ready to encounter wild animals and we know what to do or what not to do when we come across wild animals two and not to do when we come across wild animals two wild animals two and beautiful chirinu wild animals two and beautiful chirping away wild animals two and beautiful chirping away but wild animals two and beautiful chirping away but if wild animals two and beautiful chirping away but if you - wild animals two and beautiful chirping away but if you see i wild animals two and beautiful chirping away but if you see a | chirping away but if you see a garden chirping away but if you see a garden snake, chirping away but if you see a garden snake, are chirping away but if you see a garden snake, are you - chirping away but if you see a garden snake, are you ok - chirping away but if you see a i garden snake, are you ok with a garden? garden snake, are you ok with a garden? fer garden snake, are you ok with a carden? ., . , garden? for the city, development - garden? for the city, development with . garden? for the city, - development with nature is clearly no walk in the park. limited manned space is not only squeezing out its animal population but people too. if you re venting because friend has been on the rise for more than two years and you can go to our website and read more on that story. and of course, you can also get that story on bbc news app as well. that is it for this edition of asia business report and i ll be back at the top of the hour. to