UNDERWATER TREES?? + RARE Birds and Lizards! | Hindhede Quarry and Straw-Headed Bulbul

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Today's episode is all about Hindhede Quarry, its underwater trees, and all the amazing rare animals around its lake! From Straw-Headed Bulbuls to Green Crested Lizards, to Chineses Softshell Tuerles and Kingfishers... there is so much in store for you here at the quarry!
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History of Singapore's quarries
1) www.timeout.com/singapore/thi...
2) www.nparks.gov.sg/pulau-ubin/...
3) www.nlb.gov.sg/main/onesearch...
Invasive terrapins?
1) blogs.ntu.edu.sg/hp3203-1718-...
2) core.ac.uk/download/pdf/48631...
The different kingfishers of Singapore!
www.nparks.gov.sg/nparksbuzz/...
Green-Crested Lizards vs Changeable Lizards
1) singapore.biodiversity.online...
Singapore is the LAST STRONGHOLD for the Straw-Headed Bulbuls!
1) www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...
2) • Conservation Champions...
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25 май 2024

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@blue_mireu 29 дней назад

It's very lucky for you to see rare species in nature of Singapore! Straw Headed Bulbul is critically endangered bird, but its number in Singapore is stable? Nice! That fact reminds me of another animal... Water Deer is also one of endangered species. Water Deers live in China and Korea(yeah my home country). While around 10,000 of them are known to exist in China, Korea is known to have at least 'ten times' of that number(information in year 2021). AT LEAST. It's because in Korea, general poaching is declining and big predators like tigers and wolves were gone in the wild. Most of big predators were killed by Japan people during World War, or experienced habitat loss and Korean War. How ironic... My country is successfully protecting one of endangered species, because couldn't manage to protect others...

@ezza200 Месяц назад

The Steve Erwin of Singapore!

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Haha aww he is wayyyyy cooler and more knowledgeable than me! But thank you for being so kind 🙏😭

@titaniumsteel9114 Месяц назад

Steve Erwin lives his life so dangerously that is why he was gone too soon unlike little red jungle he is like david attenborough

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

@@titaniumsteel9114 haha yall really too kind. Mad respect to both Steve Irwin and David Attenborough tho! They’re really the goats - so ngl there’s no comparison there!

@aphotoadaykicksthestressaw924 25 дней назад

😂

@topaztp Месяц назад

i've seen the straw headeds! they are amazing little things. incredibly noisy! and they blend in the trees so well.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Haha noisy but tbh I love how their calls sounds! But yes a lot of time I hear them more than I see them 😂

@sgxpress95 Месяц назад

I finally know how to properly pronounce Hindhede.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Hahah but apparently there’s an even more proper way to pronounce it!! “Hind-hoo” because it’s named after a Danish person and that’s the Danish pronunciation But I have never heard any singaporean say it that way hahah 😂

@ChannelAmeezy Месяц назад

loving the commitment.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

loving the positivity and kindness. love you in general.

@eugenelim11 Месяц назад

Are you an ornithologist? Your videos focus a lot on birds. I once went to the Bukit Timah nature reserve and discovered arowana (likely to be released by some pet keepers), snakeheads, catfish, terrapins, crabs and betta in the water, some monkeys, and even a snake resting on the tree (I kid you not). Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is a bird-lover paradise.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Haha nah I’m not an ornithologist - was trained more in general ecology back in Uni! But I do try to talk about other animals too in my other videos!! 😂 And aye yay snakes are dope! Lots of colugos around BTNR too!! Have you seen them there before? Can try to spot them the next time you’re there!!

@crowdemon_archives Месяц назад

On one hand, arrowanas are Asian fish. Unfortunately, as House Crows demonstrate, just because we can find them locally in Asia somewhere doesn't mean it won't turn into an invasive species in Asia either... 😅 Also, finding snakes just chilling out there is a gem to be cherished. They are such wonderful little noodles (yes, even the ones that can make me blind).

@eugenelim11 Месяц назад

@@crowdemon_archives Well, to be honest, finding snakes can be a scary encounter - even those that are just chilling. I tend to keep a respectful distance from them.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

@@eugenelim11 haha yeah a respectful distance is always recommended - but I do love it when I get to film these lovely noodles too!

@rahmanbinsoopoo3886 Месяц назад

Hopefully our lakes will stays forever and ever.🐢🐸🐦🌳

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Hoping so too. They really are so so beautiful, and prove that we actually have nice sceneries in Singapore too!! 🏞️

@wwllmcheng Месяц назад

Thank you

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Thank you for watching too! 🙏☺️

@yintan2927 Месяц назад

Woo, thankyou for the valuable lesson!

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Thank you for the positive comment too!! 🙏

@arsenal_84 Месяц назад

He is filling in an educational gap for SG RU-vidrs.

@magicalmew5209 Месяц назад

love the vid!!!

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Thank you so much!! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@user-yx2cg5qb9s Месяц назад

i loved this vid!!!!!!!!

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Aww thank you so so much for the love and positivity! You’re awesome!!

@user-yx2cg5qb9s Месяц назад

wow continue the hard work. you will surely get a lot of subs.

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Will definitely keep pushing on!! 🙏☺️

@ethantang9877 Месяц назад

Shall we stop the Red Eared Sliders,from releasing?

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Yes we most definitely need to stop releasing our pet Red Eared Sliders into longkangs/reservoirs/our waterbodies!! 😭

@microwavedcheetos Месяц назад

Can you also explain the environmental impact of the invasive Tilapia

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Aye that’s a great idea! I might consider it for one of my future videos!! ❤

@crowdemon_archives Месяц назад

Oh yea, our waters have a lot of tilapia and assorted variety of American cichlids (I think)...

@yw5566 Месяц назад

it's a jungle out there

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

It’s a quarry in the middle of a jungle out there!! ❤️

@bfgbfg6515 Месяц назад

Aiyah , I thought there would be underwater footage ! What a click bait though . It would be a great advantage to see local freshwater species thriving in such water bodies ! Especially when there are a healthy community of aquarium fishkeepers in singapore who would consume such footage in an instance and discussion in community forums here and globally ! Really hope you could do this sometimes in the future , keep up the good work !

@crowdemon_archives Месяц назад

I kinda wonder if throwing an underwater drone there requires a permit or permission somehow, because otherwise you might get fined lol

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Haha yeah like what crow demon mentioned - I’d love to feature some underwater shots but - BTNR/Hindhede is a protected space and you’ll definitely a permit to either go down or throw a camera in!! Hope you still enjoyed the video tho! And aye a fish episode down the line might be something I can look into for sure!! ❤️🐟

@Gomboi_5E Месяц назад

EARLY

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

YAY thank you for being the first comment!! 💕

@CC-dx6bc Месяц назад

Red Eared Sliders are foreign illegal workers with no EP 😂😂😂

@LittleRedJungle Месяц назад

Hahah nahh at least humans provide some sort of service/goods for the locals! These terrapins just taking over hahah

@crowdemon_archives Месяц назад

@@LittleRedJungle sliders may be cute and all but when I see a box turtle in person, ho boy that's a different experience alright. 😅 (saw one in Thompson Nature Park I believe, it was chilling in the shallow pools and mud grounds)