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Pandanus amaryllifolius or pandan is a plant native to Singapore. It is used by many Singaporeans, particularly for cooking. Pandan leaves are found in terrestrial and coastal habitats,

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Plumera, also known as Frangipani is a small flower that can be found in Singapore. It can be both white and yellow in color. They can grow in areas with lots of soil, and they also grow well and thrive in areas with sunlight.

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The crab eating macaque is also known as the long tailed macaque. Macaca fascicularis is it's scientific name. They are found in tropical and sub tropical rain forests. They have a highly varied diet, they compete with other Singaporean native species for food. They like eating bird eggs, which helps to not let the population of birds boom out of control.
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Elephants consume vast amounts of woody material.

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Aeschynanthus parvifolius
Lipstick Plant

A native plant of Singapore and Malaysia that can be found at Singapore National Parks. It's appearance resembles lipstick, thus the name.

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Manis javanica or Sunda Pangolin is a native animal to Singapore, this species is critically endangered. The Sunda Pangolin is carnivorous, it eats ants and termites. its habitat is  mostly in forested areas, a large part of its life is spent in trees. The Sunda Pangolins play an important ecological role, providing 'pest' control and improving soil quality.

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Scientific Name: Alpinia aquatic

This species of Ginger is native to Singapore, and is classified as an aquatic plant as it grows partly submerged in water. It is found in waterlogged areas such as on riverbanks or in swamps.  It is a flowering plant and sprouts small pinkish-white flowers. It is a producer, and is eaten by first-order consumers such as insects.

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Rhesus macaque also known as the macaque or crab-eating macaques are native to Singapore. They like to live in mangroves and rain forests. It is thought that 1,500 of these remain in Singapore. They are herbivores and like to fruits, nuts and seeds but sometimes they may eat insects, small amphibians and fish.

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Java moss is a native aquatic plant to Singapore, it belongs to the Hypnaceae family and is commonly used in freshwater aquariums. It's scientific name is Vesicularia dubyana. Java Moss is both a producer and a decomposer. Java moss will help reduce ammonia, nitrates, but its main benefit is in baby shrimp survival rates.

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Scientific name: Dugong dugon

The Dugong is an aquatic animal native to Singapore. It closely resembles the manatee, and habitats shallow waters, where most can be found of the coast of Singapore and it's neighboring islands.  The Dugong is an omnivorous animal, and mostly is a first-order consumer who feeds on sea grass and is eaten by organisms higher up in the food web.

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Scientific name: Lutrinae
The Bishan Otter Family, also known as the Bishan 10 and previously known as the Bishan 5, are a family of smooth-coated otters that reside in Singapore. Otters are carnivorous mammals in the subfamily Lutrinae. The 13 extant otter species are all semi aquatic, aquatic or marine, with diets based on fish and invertebrates.

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Jay
They are native to singapore...
Scientific name: Prionailurus bengalensis
They are forest dwellers and they  are meso predators, which means they are in the middle of the food chain. They are prey for bigger animals like pythons, and also help to regulate the population of smaller animals like rats and birds.

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Kelp is a sea plant that grows normally by the sides of coasts.

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Scientific name: Mussaenda glabra vahl
This plant is a climber that is native to Singapore. As of 2020 it is an endangered species and only a few plants are left. It has many medicinal properties and can be safely applied to a number of burn and rashes.
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Scientific name: Tropidolaemus wagleri
This viper is a species of venomous snake, a Pit-viper in the subfamily Crotalinae of the family Viperidae. The species is endemic to Southeast Asia. There are no subspecies that are recognised as being valid. It lives in the trees of the Southeast Asian Rainforest. It can also be found in some parts of Malaysia, Singapore and other countries near Southeast Asia.
This viper preys on rodents, birds and frogs, basically small animals. Its common prey are rodents, this helps to maintain the rodent population.

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Scientific name: Galeopterus variegatus

The flying lemur has a body shape that allows it to easily glide through the air. It also has large eyes and is grey or brown in color. Flying lemurs have the ability to fly up to 100 meters.

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It is a perennial aquatic plant, floating, rooted in the mud, with leaves submerged, floating or emergent, sometimes a combination of any two. The sessile leaves are submerged, alternate on stem while petiolated leaves are emerged.

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Scientific Name: Tragulus napu

There are two speicies of Mousedeer: Lesser Mousedeer and Greater Mousedeer. Even though Mousedeer resemble deer, they are smaller than deer which makes them distinguishable from the latter.
They live in forested areas.

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Zachary Tan (ME) : Oriental pied hornbill

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Zachary Tan (ME) : Oriental pied hornbill

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Scientific name : Anthracoceros albirostris

The Oriental hornbill, of the family Bucerotidae, belongs to the genus Anthracoceros, which consists of five species.

Zachary

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An animal native to Only Singapore

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scientific name :Aeschynanthus parvifolius
have you ever seen this plant before?  the lipstick plant commonly sold as a potted plant by commercial nurseries.It looks like it is a like lipstick thus the name.

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Freycinetia javanica flower

This climber is in the same family as our edible Pandan (Pandanus amaryllifolius). It is one of a number of species that has been featured in landscapes for the first time. In the wild, this species climbs onto tree trunks or over large rocks and boulders. The flowers are grouped into separate male and female inflorescences; the male inflorescence is reddish-orange, and is more attractive than the female.

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Water hyacinth

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Platypus

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Its scientific name is Ixora congesta. It is a native plant of Singapore and blooms in areas with very bright, indirect light. It can grow up to 1.8 to 2 m tall and bears many clusters of bright to dark orange flowers during the blooming seasons. It also attracts many butterflies.
Bynatalia

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Scientific name : Myotis oreias

The Singapore whiskered bat, as its name implies, is native to only Singapore. It is a small bat that feeds on insects and can often be found in rolled up banana leaves. They are covered in a dark brown fur that helps it blend in at night. They can be identified by their long ears and small eyes. They feed on moths, mayflies, beetles, spiders and midgets. Animals like cats, owls and hawks, prey on them.

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The Javan Mynas where first introduced to Singapore in the 1920s, And are now the most popular and commonly seen bird of the country. They usually makan reptiles and small insects.

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Scientific name: Dugong dugon
Genus: Dugong Lacépède
Species: D. dugon
The dugong is a medium-sized marine mammal. It is one of four living species of the order Sirenia, which also includes three species of manatees. It is the only living representative of the once-diverse family Dugongidae; its closest modern relative, Steller's sea cow, was hunted to extinction in the 18th century.Dugongs have been sighted mainly in the Johor Straits off the northeastern coast of mainland Singapore. Sightings have also been recorded in the waters off the Changi coast, off Labrador Beach and around the northeastern islands of Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong.