Otters of Singapore - What Can We Learn from Urban Wildlife?
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of smooth-coated otters in Singapore through this TEDx talk by evolutionary biologist Philip Johns. Discover how these gregarious animals returned to the city after waterway cleanup efforts, and learn about their foraging habits, family dynamics, and interactions with urban environments. Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities of wildlife coexisting with humans in close proximity, and consider the potential for cities to serve as refugia for various species. Delve into Johns' research on urban wildlife, including hornbills, flying lizards, and colugos, while focusing on his in-depth studies of otter behavior in Singapore's urban landscape.
Syllabus
Otters of Singapore: What Can We Learn from Urban Wildlife? | Philip Johns | TEDxYale NUS College
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