A tale of two otters: settling in Singapore, suffering in China

Mongabay
Feb 7, 2018, 8:34 am113 pts
Few urbanites have seen an otter. Fewer still have seen a “romp” of them. Yet in Singapore, the most urbanized country in the world, commuters can watch whole families breakfast on fish just a few minutes from the city center. After gaining independence in 1965, Singapore almost immediately began cleaning…

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