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AZJonnie

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4. There are very few large predators on Singapore. It's highly urbanized.

Reply to efhmc (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 7, 2025, 06:09 PM

Apr 2025

There's apparently some monitor lizards, salt-water crocs, and invasive Burmese Pythons. No idea if in the same area as these otters though, or if any of them eat otters. And there are not many of any of the above.

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A few otters appeared in Singapore's waters few years back. Today there are Otter gang wars [View all] tblue37 Apr 2025 OP

There's a series on Max about these otters AZJonnie Apr 2025 #1

Are there any natural predators? efhmc Apr 2025 #3

There are very few large predators on Singapore. It's highly urbanized. AZJonnie Apr 2025 #4

The poster really missed an opportunity to add the Westside Story Jets and Sharks music to that. LudwigPastorius Apr 2025 #2