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Once nearly extinct, Singapore’s sambar deer are thriving again
Once thought to be extinct in Singapore, the sambar deer population has grown from around 15 to 120 in five years. CNA joined wildlife volunteers to track the incredibly shy 'ghosts of the forest' and find out why the animals’ growing numbers are creating new challenges for coexistence in an urban landscape.
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Once nearly extinct, Singapore’s sambar deer are thriving again
Once thought to be extinct in Singapore, the sambar deer population has grown from around 15 to 120 in five years. CNA joined wildlife volunteers to track the incredibly shy…
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Singapore's wild sambar deer population leaps from 15 to 120 in five years
Once feared locally extinct, the deer now roam five forest zones in Singapore. But their numbers are prompting calls for herd management.