LSM1303 Animal Behaviour Student Blog

Ever since my encounter with what i thought must be the plantain squirrel (most commomly found species in Singapore) which jumped onto my shoulders while i was walking along the walkway near Ministry of Education, i've took on an interest in look out Read More...

We always think of frogs as being amphibians whose existence is restricted only to land and water. This is largely true, given the fact that frogs have evolved over time to develop specific physical characteristics – lungs for breathing on land, webbed Read More...

In a battle between predator and prey, it's refreshing to have the underdog emerge victorious from time to time, isn't it? California ground squirrels ( Spermophilus beecheyi ) and rattlesnakes have been living side by side in apparent 'harmony' for years Read More...

Squirrels! Cute, cuddly, fast, are a few words which come to mind when one mentions 'squirrel'. What we hardly hear of is how wily and cunning they are. I came across an article about squirrels burying their food in the ground. Sounds normal so far right? Read More...