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1) There is an increase in monkey and human interaction due to the fact that there are more buildings in Singapore than suitable habitats for monkeys to live in. Therefore, more monkeys move to residential areas where humans are in to find food or shelter.

2) There are incidents such as human-monkey conflict where monkeys steal food from humans for the sake of survival. Monkeys also have great mobility which make them fast and enable them to climb HDB blocks and into houses.

3) We can reduce these incidents by opening our windows and doors slightly or closed while we are not at home. We should also prevent provoking the monkeys whenever we encounter them.

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planting more trees in the forest can increase the forest density so the bats have a place to stay and will bother humans less

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Keep your toilet lid closed at all times and you can also make use of a flat tile to cover your bathroom filter when you're not in the bathroom so as to stop any further movement of the reptile through the pipes and also ensure that all pipes are well fixed and closed

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The Singapore otters’ main cause of death is vehicle strikes, with about five to six animals killed a year, according to Bernard Seah, a member of the Otter Working Group, a coalition of charity workers, government officials, and academics who monitor the otters and carry out awareness programs.

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People can get diseases from bats such as rabies that can cause disease in the brain and eventually cause deaths.

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Man decides to "end snake's suffering" after throwing empty pails and containers at it in an attempt to subdue the snake. Ends up chopping it using a cleaver.

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3) We can also make our homes less inviting to the civet cats by keeping away our foods from exterior parts of our home. We can store left over foods or clean up pet trays of leftovers. We can also harvest fruits regularly as it is what mainly attracts the civet cats.

when civet cats wander into homes stay calm, open all windows and doors for the civet cats to leave the house themselves. if spotted that civet cats have injuries on them, call animal response centre for them to handle it.

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3) in order to reduce this from happening, people must faster eat finish thier food or hide thier food when encountering with monkeys. its just like how i have food and my friend will always steal my food away because they are monkeys

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man found civet cat hiding in his ceiling after 6 years

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Homeowners in the gated-community enclave on the island of Sentosa reported that their koi carp ponds had been emptied by otters and one hotel in the same area lost 85,000 Singaporean dollars’ worth of ornamental fish over eight months. In 2017, an otter bit a five-year-old girl at a nature park, the Gardens by the Bay.

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deforestation in Singapore to build more homes for humans has led to many animals to lose their natural habitat one of them being bats, therefore, they have no choice but to live near us so we encounter bats more often

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Theres a increase in human-interaction as we are disrupting their habitats and affecting their food supply

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3) we can reduce it by interacting less with the boar, such as feeding it. as people will stop by the road while driving their car to feed some boars, the boars may come back to the road in search for food, and a reckless car may run it over.

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1) Because of deforestation, the foods for civet cats decrease and they might also lose their homes. Therefore, there are more human interaction with civet cats as there are more availability of foods such as fruiting trees in the urban areas

and there are also shelters for them

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3) in order to reduce this from happening again, people should hide thier food when they encounter monkeys therefor they wont ask for food from human.

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1) Cleaner water in rivers and lakes has led to more fish, because of this, otters, who eat fish, are now showing up more in towns and cities, invading human space. Overtime, they seem to be taking over some areas as their own.

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1. Since rodents attract snakes , we can discard any unwanted food source or animal waste properly. This way rodents won't be attracted , which could also attract the snakes.

2. we can also raise awareness around our community. While raising awareness , we can also mention the potential risk of the snakes and what we should do when they encounter one. For example : posters or school assembly talk.

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3) We can reduce such incidents from happening by having more forested areas for monitor lizards to settle or find food in, learn about monitor lizards, and distinguish them between Komodo dragons. We can also get people to improve the waste management by implementing or enforcing laws against illegal dumping because they can negatively impact monitor lizards and their habitats.

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2) Some of the boars are found lying on the ground and if some unsuspecting car comes and doesn't see it, the car may hit them, causing road kill, and the wild boars family would be devastated, which is sad

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bats have been traced as the source of outbreaks of rabies, Marburg virus, NEPA virus, and Ebola. these viruses pose a threat to human society in Singapore and the world.

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Monkey come to house of human. Human scared and call animal control.

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1. Find points where there are entry points where otters can squeeze through.

2. Block off these points by using mesh wires, panels / modifying gates, or fences.

3. If they are still able to enter and eat fish, you can use nets / fence off the pond.

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1) because wild boars reproduce quickly, they wander around human territory like parks and roads to find food and shelter. deforestation also increases wild boar encounters as their habitats are taken down and ther have to find new ones.

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1. monkey go to human for food because human feed monkey. People destroy their home to build house

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as more buildings are being built, snake homes are decreasing, which causes lesser trees and causes the snakes to slither into the houses, like bunglows, and they also go into pipes

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as more buildings are being built, snake homes are decreasing, which causes lesser trees and causes the snakes to slither into the houses, like bunglows, and they also go into pipes

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2) A monitor lizard appeared at a HDB flat in Taman Jurong. A resident confronted the lizard which startled it and started a chase. The lizard climbed up the staircase and stayed at the top of it. Two NParks personnel arrived and attempted to capture the lizard, but it broke free. After a while, they successfully caught it in the bicycle parking area of the flat.

https://theindependent.sg/monitor-lizard-dramatic-chase-in-jurong-hdb-flat-corridor/

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there are more snake food in human living areas, which causes them to move to human areas

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there are more snake food in human living areas, which causes them to move to human areas

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1) Because of constant deforestation caused by humans, the amount habitat area for the monitor lizards would decrease. This would result in monitor lizards venturing out of their habitats into human civilization. These monitor lizards are also sometimes mistaken for Komodo dragons which are venomous, resulting in confusion amongst residents making them feel unsafe.

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ignore the lizard and let it walk by

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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NParks Wildlife Advisory Video - Wild Boars

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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NParks Wildlife Advisory: Long-tailed Macaques

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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1) Why was there an increase in human-interaction with this animal?

2) What are some incidents of human-nature conflict that happened in Singapore with this animal? Use photos or any videos as evidence.

3) How can we reduce such incidents from happening?

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NParks Wildlife Advisory Video - Monitor Lizards