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Is wildlife *encroaching on human’s living area? Why do you say so?  (*intruding on a person's territory, rights or life)

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Is wildlife *encroaching on human’s living area? Why do you say so?  (*intruding on a person's territory, rights or life)

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Can there be a safe space for both the humans and the wildlife?

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Can there be a safe space for both the humans and the wildlife?

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What animal was it? Where and when did it happen?

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What animal was it? Where and when did it happen?

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I heard have heard of a photographer taking a picture of a juvenile reticulated python at an underpass in Kallang and also otters at Alexandra Park connectors on April 6, 2022.

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I do not think wildlife is encroaching on human living areas as before the area became the human's home, it might have been a forested area that once was where the animals called home. So, as the forested area in Singapore grows smaller, I think it is normal for the animals to venture in human living area to forage for food or shelter

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Yes, there could be a safe space for both wildlife and humans. For example, I heard NParks have been making barricades to prevent the monkeys from coming out of the forests to find food and even relocated monkeys if they are too aggressive.

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I have heard of troops of Monkeys showing up and climbing up and down a Punggol Resident's Gate. The monkeys not only damaged plants, but also stole bread and clothes. It was reported on November 6, 2024.

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I think that wildlife is encroaching on human living areas.

Due to climate change and deforestation, it forces animals to occupy spaces that they will not occupy. It would also force them to enter the cities in search of food and habitats/.

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I have seen otters fighting amongst themselves for food while I was jogging in Jurong Lake Gardens. I saw the otters on 12 June, 2025.

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I think that it would be very dangerous if wildlife and humans lived in the same area as wildlife are from the wild, and they consider the humans as potential threats, injuring or even biting the humans. If the humans are fierce, they might even beat the wildlife, which would cause chaos. I don't think that humans and wildlife could live together.

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I don't think that there would be a place for both humans and wildlife to live together, as the wildlife prefers the wild, while we humans prefer to stay indoors. If the animals were indoors, they might get confused and scared, as they are not exposed to the indoor housing.

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I have spotted a pangolin at Bukit Timah MRT when I was coming back from a walk during P2

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I do not think that wildlife is encroaching on Singapore as Singapore may have been a forested area before and we just used it to build houses and everything. I conclusion, I think we are encroaching on their habitat

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i do not think there will be a safe space for wildlife and humans to live together as Singapore is building more homes and stuff, taking away the animals natural habitat and in return, the animals might bite us for no reason.

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Pigeons enter my house in the afternoon almost everyday and make a mess.

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I do not think that humans and wildlife living together in the same area is a good idea. It is because some animals might aggressive due to the search of food and habitat or discontinuation of feeding them.

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I do not think people living in Singapore can live side by side as some animals may get aggressive and eventually attack the people. Singapore;s climate is also too hot, which is not suitable for many of ghe animal to live safely.

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Inside Singapore's 'Hospital' For Wild Animals | Singapore Hour

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Yes, I think there can be a safe space for wildlife and humans in Singapore. As long as we keep our distance and don't disturb them. There can be a safe space for humans and wildlife.