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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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.