Have The Otters In Singapore Gone Out Of Control? | Talking Point | Full Episode

[@shinlanten]

Because they're cute, people forget that they are vicious predators trying to survive in an ever shrinking habitat.

[@robynsjp]

My neighbours in Brussels installed a nice little pond with goldfish. A big heron flew overhead, saw the fish and simply decided to have lunch !

[@roytan]

I love seeing munah in CNA documentaries 🙌 💕 So proud of how far she has gone

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

In Riau archipelago and Johor we have otter but they are not a problem at all, in Singapoh, the land to small, and risk for water rising.

[@shaunlepaks5370]

Great CNA hired her to host this documentary. But don't expect her to do so in others as there're many other influencers the network will get to draw in a wide range of viewers.

[@SuccessforLifester]

I took photo with her at Gardens by the Bay TEL open house ❤️

[@ohissitzai]

Munah, you're doing so well in CNA Insider! Always very engaging series when she's presenting 🥰

[@hlee2]

is that so

[@JCzzzzz]

Free exclusion measures are definitely not necessary. The families who could afford to put 20k into their ponds should be able to afford to set up exclusion measures

[@wumingkkk]

They say ugly lah, why they should be the one doing it lah, why is everyone not doing anything (except themselves). These people are spoilt rotten bunch of people just because they are rich.

[@someoneonly]

Omg I didnt expect that girl making parodies to be such a great host

[@Tantemify]

as long u keep your distance from them, you will be fine. sometimes though u wont notice them as they are in tall grass or shrubs and u will unexpectedly jog/walk near them, triggering the otters to be defensive and attack you.

[@chronophobic]

Sounds exactly like a Pokemon 😂

[@alvinal1345]

And we have parents encouraging children to go near them take photographs or play with them...............

[@tanjongmalim6869]

😂😂... City folks... is so easily mesmerised by wild animals... 😂😂😂

[@Zenocius]

Mostly the PRCs

[@meowchinsoon5575]

They are part of these world and we learned to coexist with them.Human are also dangerous so are you going to cull all human beings

[@tanjongmalim6869]

@@meowchinsoon5575 and coexist is just a fairy tale... many animals and plants has gone extinct due to human expansion... and so co-exist with them

[@yong9613]

Nvm, hope those poor souls got rabies shot

[@itsa-itsagames]

It makes me want to travel to Singapore 😅😅❤😊 Best animal on earth ^^

[@gwennie520]

once at tanjong beach, we spotted one otter in the water, probably got lost or smth. all us dog owners immediately rushed our dogs out of the water - it was kinda funny bc we have big dogs (GRs) that were ~3x that otter's size 😅 but having friends whose koi have been eaten and their dogs scratched by otters, we weren't gonna risk it lol. and today i learnt that otters are apex predators 😮

[@jessicaregina1956]

Should have said GO ROVER GO ATTACK

[@Kr4keN7]

They can kill a caiman. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXrSgnqpbdGprs0

[@SuccessforLifester]

Sounds like a scene from Jaws

[@jompfish]

A single adult otter alone are capable to counter attacks from a group of dogs “ Even in wild life jungle , a leopard has more fear to make attack against otters family “ Your home pet dogs won’t stand a chance “

[@jessicaregina1956]

Good!

[@beelan9165]

There are videos about "coyote roller" . Probably can also be used to protect the fish.

[@nipulu77]

Heng.....i stay in pigeon hole..3words to this clip: rich man problem

[@leolow2057]

And too bad you have poor man mentality

[@strongchallenger2269]

I no money. I no problema. 🤭I live high high rats (otters) cannot climb. 🙊

[@CKxperience]

Hahahahhaah

[@sweetsweet3753]

Well presented - nice one but i think you should've presented some statistics so we can gauge if this is a problem or not. . Some key metrics needed here. Population % of people bitten by otters / annum. % of households with outside fish ponds and % of people with outside fish ponds attacked by otters / annum. Estimated number of otter growth in Singapore? I think you will find the above %'s so so negligible that it just isnt an issue. Versus % of population bitten by a dog on a leash vs % of people who lose their fish because their water pump failed (those fish need oxygen pumped into the water or they die). In Singapore if you can afford an outside fish pond then you certainly can afford a creative solution to protect your fish pond (without impacting the aesthetics too much). I see the otters almost daily on my runs / bike rides along the river and gardens by the bay area - they are such a great image for Singapore as it tries to rebalance nature. Is it really that hard for humans to adapt? or do we just remain self entitled at the expense of nature.

[@123-h5i5y]

Otters are meek creatures? Appearance cute and cuddly but they are vicious predators. They eat their prey alive and kill even when they had their fill .Thats why most of the fish ended up dead, half eaten and not eaten once they raid a fish pond or fish farm as there is no chance of escape.

[@sleepyheadz]

What you described sounds like certain human species. Feasting even when they are not hungry, destroying and damaging things or other creatures just because they can.

[@renarouge5558]

I was thinking " Owh these cute animals are a menace in Singapore" and then suddenly Munah popped up... MY MINAHCONDA DONTTTTT

[@eisenklad]

if otters know how to use tools(breaking shellfish using stones), assume they are as dangerous as other animals that use tools. and they move in a pack, add the danger of pack hunters... so just because its cute, doesnt mean an animal smaller than an adult human, wont make humans prey... better keep your kids away from them.

[@melwu7954]

Give the otter a private space of their own away from people

[@lindacalamariad6694]

Music's a lil too dramatic for the subject at hand but lol i like it

[@starfalx9634]

They are more agile than dogs, and more confident to attack in packs.

[@Deathjoker_]

i often see a family at the canel from my kitchen room, also took a pic with one at garden by the bay. Yes they are cute but after watching this, i need to be careful when encounter them.

[@antihypocrisy8978]

Perhaps Jumbo needs a new dish to go with chilli crab.

[@danneh8777]

Anyone think this old man just exaggerating? Lol the only proof he has is the bite on the leg but he act like the otters jumped all over him

[@Mack1231231]

If otters weren't 'cute'. They would have been culled long ago. Look at what happened to crows before. It's stupid why this is even a discussion.

[@hlee2]

Voting component wasnt very well done. Could have done a blind anonymous vote so that people can freely air how they truly feel

[@nulnoh219]

Right now, it isn't a problem for the majority of us as we don't have space to keep ornamental fishes in ground level ponds in private properties. But I'd think it is a growing problem to those who live in private property with Fish ponds.

[@SuccessforLifester]

Seemed to be a minor problem affecting a minority of people. The losses are also like peanuts

[@Dhdjksjsnsnsnnsnsna]

Rich people whining abt rich ppl Problem and expecting the government to “do smth abt it” REALLY isn’t a problem for most of us. Also, the ecosystem is more impt that their ornamental fish.

[@deeharper1364]

It's more of a problem with joggers or families in public spaces near the ponds or beaches.

[@SuccessforLifester]

Keep cheap fishes like platys, mollies and guppies.. they are so small and I think the otters will not be interested

[@jessicaregina1956]

Simple, dont keep fish! Is that so hard?

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@jessicaregina1956 But they already got the pond built. It needs to have fishes to keep mosquitoes away. Else they have to drain it or use special anti mosquito chemicals

[@jessicaregina1956]

Then keep turtles! Or keep otters haha

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@jessicaregina1956 Turtles not viable. It doesn't eat mosquitoes and otters eat turtles too

[@jessicaregina1956]

Then keep Komodo dragon.

[@s._3560]

How about not trying to have more and more people on such a small island, to begin with? If there were fewer people, we would be able to provide otters and other native wildlife that exists here, the space to cohabit peacefully.

[@sleepyheadz]

but but but... otters and wildlife cannot receive new citizenships go to polling stations...

[@ericchionh9766]

They have been Otterly misunderstood

[@jessicaregina1956]

I did nazi that coming.

[@EasternKalogeros]

For goodness sake, leave those otters alone.....

[@jessicaregina1956]

For goodness sake cull them!

[@celestialstar124]

I don't have much personal experience with otters other than saw 2 groups going out on 2 occasions. I find them cute but i didn't get close cos i have things to do. But my small aunt actually end up with ptsd after otters ate the koi fishes in her front yard pond. This incident happen 2 or 3 years ago but she still needs to go see psychiatry every 3 months and take medication. My mum claim she saw a group of otters feasting on fishes at the turtle pond at ride out Mcdonald. She said they are scary and no longer cute. I actually pray that I won't get to witness such feasting with lots of blood.

[@henrietta9206]

of course you will have ptsd, ..you have a yard.

[@SuccessforLifester]

Which McDonald has that turtle pond ?

[@celestialstar124]

@@SuccessforLifester ride out Mcdonald the old Japanese garden Mcdonald

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@celestialstar124 oic. I think I never stepped into that garden before

[@celestialstar124]

@@SuccessforLifester it's near my house and my parents like to go there cos they use to go there dating 😂

[@fianfazliebonali3747]

Rich people’s problem. Just buy another fish. If you can spend thousand of dollars on some animal that just swims around all day, surely you can just buy a whole new one. Otters are just existing within the ecosystem, not their fault.

[@SuccessforLifester]

A small matter affecting a small pocket of people. The losses is also like peanuts to them

[@sleepyheadz]

Lol Peanuts! For monkeys? Wait, are you opening up another can of worms about macaque problems for private houses beside forested areas? These poor rich victims have to live in air-conditioned mansion prisons because they cannot open their windows without those curious long-tails climbing in to find out why humans need beds to sleep.

[@ZeginMakesMusic]

Otters hunt chimps. Let that sink in.

[@BrianWeeRekursiv]

There are many, many, many, many, best-practices and lessons-learned, world-wide, that address similar challenges (e.g. re-introducing predators into areas where there is animal agriculture), that one can adapt solutions from. Those lessons are useful notwithstanding the fact that (1) otters in were not deliberately re-introduced in Singapore, (2) the land-mass of Singapore is constrained in comparison to the many other examples around the world where these challenges involve more spatially extent areas. Human-wildlife conflicts are not new: they have been around for as long as the human population and expanded and evolved land-use. Let's not re-invent the wheel: learn from the NGOs (e.g. World Wildlife Fund, UN Global Environmental Facility, etc etc etc) that have sponsored many projects around the world, and adapt those solutions for the Singaporean context. Takes $$$, of course, but there's a inherent value of "ecosystem services" afforded by thriving human-natural systems that we ultimately need to pay for.

[@supervelocejota63]

Ah only fools would approach an otter

[@Ennnn.jenn.]

I SAW 5 AT BISHAN PARK BRIDGE LYING DOWN BEHIND THE DUSTBIN

[@jessicaregina1956]

Should have called the police!

[@Ennnn.jenn.]

@@jessicaregina1956 hahah I think now nea notice liao they put up protection barriers

[@jessicaregina1956]

The police would not hesitate to fire at will!

[@Ennnn.jenn.]

@@jessicaregina1956 HAHAHAH

[@jessicaregina1956]

If one knifeman need call 6 officer 2 with mp5, 5 otters need call 2 ang chia with full armed star team

[@thomastan8278]

🤔🤔🤔may Singapore has the first otter school, human, ponds, traffic light & public transport. The African tried it on the lions. They fail, that's why they run so fast. Otters speed on Singapore as long as you run faster than a otters you are save. Like the African run faster than the 🦁.

[@CrimsonAlchemist]

Less than a few hundred Otters isn;t a problem. People are the PROBLEM!

[@kaister901]

Sorry but the lady saying the otters are robbers is such a victim playing move. Like nah, the otters just doing what they do in the wild. Maybe you should consider putting up the fence as suggested or just get some other pet instead of fish that cost 20k. You have more than enough to flex on everyone else. 20k is literally the annual salary for lower income earners, some even lesser. There is no need for us to do anything drastic with the otters just because you want to have a fancy aquarium. It is not a necessity. 99% of the country does not have a problem with otters. No reason to deal with the otters for such a small fraction of society that are inconvenienced by them. Instead these people's mindset needs to be changed. If you want to own expensive fish then you take the necessary precautions. Going back to the robber analogy. If I had a 20k diamond necklace. I am certainly not going to put it out in the open with minimal security just because robbers are not suppose to rob. They are not suppose to but are going to if you make it so easy for them.

[@TheFir347]

Rich people with their stupid problems.

[@sleepyheadz]

A faux wildlife pond shouldn't be more "natural" in a house than an otter is.

[@iantelinside]

It's not simply the value of the fish. It's that they are beloved pets. How would you like it if a python went into your house and ate up your dog. Then instead of catching the python, NParks just tells you to snake proof your house by never opening any windows ever again.

[@hunterhq295]

Saw them in the bay in Singapore once, surprised how big they can be

[@faizfitri3553]

they can get as big as your leg

[@jessicaregina1956]

Mountain tortise

[@nunyabeeswax3936]

Look like land seals

[@hunterhq295]

@spheriod Otters were here naturally, I feel waters were polluted at first but as they implemented strict laws and the waters cleaned up they returned.

[@deeharper1364]

@spheriod They didn't import otters. Otters came freely

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

But but... In Canada, Otters are also a native species here in Vancouver, in Canadian waters. But we don't have that issue, and have never had that issue of otters roaming & killing or injuring. The most that we get, are otters pulling or nipping at people's clothing who are sitting right by the Pier.

[@kennySg101]

SG is the most densely populated nation in the world.

[@CrimsonAlchemist]

Because SIngaporeans can be nosey buggers sometimes

[@kennySg101]

@@CrimsonAlchemist victim is not Singaporean.

[@pringlessourcream9527]

Otters in the city.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Thats because yall have an entire ocean and rivers for them to live in

[@daddyraffles7083]

Singapore Otters Can be a new mascot for Singapore? If the population is out of control, maybe can send this otters to Zoo in others country.. If China have panda, Singapore have otters Singapore mascot to Japan Zoo, China Zoo, Taiwan Zoo and Zoo around the world 👍

[@jessicaregina1956]

🤣 dont be srupid.

[@daddyraffles7083]

@@jessicaregina1956 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jessicaregina1956]

Otters are not exclusive to sg but pandas are!

[@daddyraffles7083]

@@jessicaregina1956 Otters have how many species?

[@jessicaregina1956]

@@daddyraffles7083 dont care. Otters are just a trash to me.

[@AM1N4L]

This is the most first world problems video I have ever seen lmao

[@HexaDecimus]

Otters are cute, which mask the fact that they are vicious.

[@Urbizzo]

They are fighting off enemies. They want to be in control of their habitat.

[@cksim7332]

The real 1st class Singapore citizen.

[@StrongAsMetal]

How about those human who illegally fishing for their personal enjoyment!? It's easy to spot. CNA should make a scoop.

[@joshualee8151]

whats wrong with fishing for personal enjoyment? whats wrong with kids fishing instead of committing crimes or doing drugs? i enjoy fishing alot!

[@LittlePanda888]

@@joshualee8151 perhaps the term "illegally" could explain whats wrong? Fishing is a hobby, like playing piano. Nothing wrong playing the piano for personal enjoyment. But try doing it at 2am, especially if you are staying in a hdb flat...

[@joshualee8151]

@@LittlePanda888 i understand what ur trying to relay... but piano is disruptive towards neighbors unlike fishing... piano after hours prolly as disruptive as a construction that u cant help during a day inside ur residence like i said kids just fishing outside not making crimes or doing drugs is alot better then limiting fishing for the kids or adults! but as i also stated the a**hole who directly trying to hook an otter should have gotten jail time... that was wrong in any way shame and form u try to explain or view it from

[@charbottom8621]

I have a philosophy; Almost All bad animal behavior can be traced back to humans, be it directly, or indirectly. Think about it.

[@bextc32]

We are encroaching on their land… respect them, keep your distance and if you keep koi then minimise as much as possible. Then hopefully we can co exist in this city. 💖

[@John-kv2ec]

Nah cull them plz

[@tanjongmalim6869]

since we had "encroached" into "their"... is already clearly show we have NO respect to them from the beginning... and we are NOT giving back "their" land back to them... in fact we are "invading and occupying" MORE. What respect is there? Keeping a distance ... by taking more area from all "wild" animals and trees species ? A very strange way of paying so call respect

[@John-kv2ec]

@@tanjongmalim6869 that’s why we control their population by making otter meat a Singapore cuisine

[@tanjongmalim6869]

@@John-kv2ec hmm... good point ... create a dish call "Singapore Ottar Rice" or "Singapore Ottar Meat Fried Rice". That will be a very great respect to them as so make their name spread. 🏆🍾️🎉

[@keenkeenli5683]

Agreed with Becky.

[@lurkingarachnid7475]

Well, have human population gotten out of control?

[@jompfish]

People who make comment this was rich mens problems “ Now think again what those environmental cleaners who maintain our public parks clean “ These notorious water rats “ Otters “ often destroy & mess up the beautiful plants along PCN “ Tell me how do u react & feel if u involving those hardworks was destroyed! Just do public a favour , keep yours so call cute rodents at bay !

[@rhannay39]

They are neither friend nor foe. They are wild animals.

[@loglog58]

When people hurt the otters, they got punish by the law. When otters bite small children or joggers, they said people must learn how to live with otters, don't provoked them and so on. But for me, one must not forget, these are animals, they don't have rules to follow. They follow their instinct. They don't abide by territorial boundaries. They roam around anywhere as they want and marked them as their territories. And they attack you just because they feel threatened without you even knowing they are around. Unfortunately, while we love these animals and try to live with them, they are not capable of doing that. Face this reality!

[@sleepyheadz]

Yes you are right. We have to face reality. It is precisely people as human beings can self regulate that we do not descend into beasts. Beast only know to retaliate. Human beings is capable of much more. But when we refuse to become more, we are no different to beasts. Humans have the absolute power to kill and destroy any other creature. But do we do it just because we can? Being human means we are measured and considerate of our role in caring for people/creature/things around us. Something no other creature is capable of. Unfortunately, we are observing the degradation of human being-ness in the human race, especially in highly affluent urbanised colonies. The over consumption and disproportionate abuse of both people and environment has led to our increasingly dysfunctional state of being. That is perhaps, the inconvenient reality, we need to but refuse to face.

[@CL-pw9fb]

@@sleepyheadz should we self regulate to crocodiles, snakes, etc....?

[@martl4359]

Justice for all: treat them like Rats or treat Rats like Otters, why any difference? All human made problems..

[@iantelinside]

My condo's fish pond just got hit with many fish massacred. It's really irresponsible of NEA & NParks to not take ownership of the problem and leave it to us to have to erect large and unsightly barricades. These also are far from foolproof and the only surefire way is to have an electric fence around the pond. How is that practical?!? SMH

[@anony3763]

Human: we can destroy your families and you can't touch us!

[@filippyknow]

in the Philippines we worry about our corrupt public officials, all the way to the highest offices of Vice President and President. In Singapore they worry about otters :(

[@sleepyheadz]

Maybe in Singapore, they can't cull public officials.

[@nicholastan2878]

Of course....Cutez Munah...Scary Otters!

[@tymeng683]

I think the otters just went ottering I think

[@chinajo555]

Scary see them in an entire new light

[@tanjongmalim6869]

😂😂😂😂

[@jackloke7606]

There is plenty of fresh fish and comfortable greenery here - no wonder they have chosen to become "singapore PRs".

[@joaquinpraveenvishnu8509]

We are the problem not the animals

[@rayraypapaya]

Otter: Have human gotten out of control on the earth?

[@samchoo9359]

soon singapore will have no people in the parks - it's reserved by the Otters.

[@johnpalmer5131]

sounds like otters are amphibious raccoons!

[@sleepy_dobe]

Education is key when it comes to co-existing with wildlife that is native to our shores. All of them are a part of the overall ecosystem. Funnily enough, the only component present in today's world that is not critically needed for the natural ecosystem to function is......humans. Moreover, we humans are the ones encroaching into their natural habitat when we develop land for urbanisation. It's only right that we should think about how our development plans would affect nature and wildlife that's dependent on that area and think of ways to protect and provide for them. For now, retroactive action needs to be taken to restore what we have already taken from our native wildlife. So that not only means the otters, but also includes any other native species that now roam free among us and have had incidents with humans.

[@PP-vf1kx]

🤔 nobody criticised human for breeding uncontrollably 😏

[@sleepyheadz]

You are right. Education is fundamental to understanding ecosystems. But perhaps there are too many uneducated educators? Maybe? How do we measure co-existence? Does co-existence mean zero conflict? How do we manage conflicts? Or do we even have the will to manage conflicts if it cost us inconvenience? Has our education taught us to believe that everything revolves around human beings as the center of the universe? Unfortunately, our education has perhaps not taught us how to think. Our education has taught us to produce perfect answers but has not taught us to ask good questions. If we don't know how to ask reasonable questions or even worse, ask bad questions, we will ultimately produce perfect solutions to terrible questions.

[@jccc6524]

Birds hanging around along orchard Road at night don't even can be solve since decades you trust NEA. Well NEA should be responsible

[@SuccessforLifester]

They are alright. Just more bird poopings around there

[@markvms4377]

Drama only la. Otter mind their own biz one 2 words to all those landed owners who insist on keeping fish. INDOOR AQUARIUAM.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Many words: fully automated AI enabled defense grid with 50k volt electric fence and automated sentry guns. Also quick reaction force with gunship tanks and 2 companies infantry. Rocket and tube artillery support. Offshore warship artillery support.

[@jessicaregina1956]

20 battlemech regiments, 5 emperor class titans, 2 titan legios, 3 full primaris space marine chapters, 50 regiments imperial guard.

[@rocketboyxbb]

It has definitely gotten out of control, somethings needs to be done as they are not even cute to begin with, public should be educated that all animals are to be left alone. Not even attempting to go up close just to take some photos and post it on their social media.

[@tayspiderx]

Let’s introduce pythons into our eco system to balance the other population

[@jessicaregina1956]

Lets introduce xenomorphs.

[@Zz7722zZ]

No

[@jessicaregina1956]

Lets introduce kaiju.

[@etphonehome6950]

Otterly naughty

[@rebelsymphonyorchestra8830]

So this issue only affects the rich and wealthy. Bon appétit otters!

[@zhicong]

I assume you excluded those who were bitten by the otters when you say "rich"?

[@deschan2246]

It has turned into Pest. Getting rid of it is a matter of time.

[@shimeonlee5395]

puzzling choice of footwear 9:48

[@cooliipie]

Women ☕

[@FigTreeSG]

If Alaska and Northern Canada can coexexist with Polar Bears, and the people understand the rationale of having to be responsible for their own safety and protection for the greater good of protecting nature, why are these entitled people making so much of a fuss? Always using money as as contentious issue🙁

[@condorX2]

Singapore has the strictest law. It should apply to those mammals as well. Make a good dish out of em.

[@kennySg101]

Otters, wild boars attacks are more common place. After watching this programme, my feel is there isn't a national plan to manage wild animals for long term. Firstly, do we know the pop, where are their habitats. Time to look at longer term plan.

[@zhiyong143]

Just learn to live with them la for what so entitled sheesh

[@ricki-bobby]

Host is very pretty

[@jarrodyuki7081]

i see.

[@jagosingh85]

Just keep a respectful distance. Only an idiot would not do that.

[@Black_Sun_Dark_Star]

Why not just cull the humans?

[@keenkeenli5683]

STOP culling !

[@jessicaregina1956]

START culling !

[@jessicaregina1956]

Now!

[@jessicaregina1956]

#exterminate

[@jessicaregina1956]

#cull #now #extinct #burn

[@wem-c9f]

The host dressing up so sexily to meet that guy @6:58 😂😂😂

[@jessicaregina1956]

U call this sexy? U must not get out much. 🤣

[@floehouse]

has a Otters ever been an mvp? no / get cooked

[@jowyong6769]

Are they nice to eat? Sure solve the problem if they are 😋

[@vbdemystified709]

I would like them serve as sashimi with mustard wasabi.. prefer their body to be cut open and serve full body as a platter whilst the otter is semi conscious seeing themselves getting savoured slices by slices…

[@chasingbenjamin3252]

rich people problems

[@PadinYusof]

What Singapore have ? Only otters 😂 ... No more other species.

[@georgewee1227]

Why did she keep calling Graham- Grey Ham

[@fookkwanghan6014]

the presenter is so pretty and funny

[@jessicaregina1956]

Why dont u search xiuren Vicky. Then tell me is vicky pretty or this presenter pretty.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Also searched yui hatono and tsuba akimoto.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Still not enough you search mao imaizumi and xiangyue apricot pearl.

[@jessicaregina1956]

After searching all of them tell me if this presenter still pretty 🤣

[@roku-casualenjoyer555]

Found the ina-alt

[@LeoWDX]

Ukrainian: We got invaded by Russians Singaporean: We got invaded by Otters

[@nunyabeeswax3936]

Wonder how otter steaks would taste? Hunt a few and watch their attitude & behavior change

[@UeharaKeitaro上原恵太郎]

the jogger looks like a goblin king from the Hobbit

[@andymill1953]

This documentary infuriates me.

[@andymill1953]

An eye for an eye. We are not animals anymore, this is how law and order come for humans. An eye for an eye. This is why a human mu*derer is put on d*eath role. Human k**** Human, the judge is Human the police is Human ... My point right now is we are evolve enough, and we are humans, we should have more understanding towards animals and nature, and not towards selfish acts

[@hahahahahahahaahaha7801]

R they not native to sg

[@ks--2755]

Good luck singaporeans living in a city but actually living in a zoo

[@jessicaregina1956]

That's a very good zoo. Cats dogs monkeys boars and otters. Let me know if u would actually pay money to visit such a zoo.

[@Now2Market]

Not the otters, they are just doing what they do. Those out of control are those People managing them, allowing this to happen. Same logic with People with Pet dogs. Train the Owner (people) and the dogs will be in control.

[@sleepyheadz]

It's all the Koi's fault! If they didn't ask to be kept in artificial ponds, then all these grievances would not have happened and everybody will live happy ever after!

[@lannguyen-pu1db]

Anybody else thinking that the otters are facilitating the passage of the koi prisoners to a better life? Fish🐠Heaven or reincarnation as free animals?

[@lotus108able]

Koi??? ..rich peoples’ problem

[@lotus108able]

Ya..ask the victim to sue the neighbour 😂