Once feared locally extinct, the deer now roam five forest zones in Singapore. But their numbers are prompting calls for herd management.
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Once feared locally extinct, the deer now roam five forest zones in Singapore. But their numbers are prompting calls for herd management.
A herd of sambar deer grazing at night in Singapore. (Photo: Nicholas Lee)
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Once thought to be extinct in Singapore, the sambar deer population has grown from around 15 to 120 in five years. CNA joined…
Deer numbers have rocketed over the last 40 years and particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
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