"Singapore Natives" exhibit

Sunda Pangolins have been added to the existing Small-toothed Civet and Leopard Cat exhibit along the Leopard Trail (only the Civet is visible in the photo). All 3 species are native to Singapore.

@Zooish

Are they all mixed?

@Mr Gharial yes they are free to interact with one another

@Zooish

Very interesting. Seeing that Pangolins are very prone to stress, you'd think they wouldn't do well in Mixed enclosures

Do you have any idea whether the pangolin is still there?

@honeybadger i think so. Saw a pangolin feeding bowl in the exhibit during a recent visit, although i didn't see the pangolin. I think the plan is for this to be the only pangolin exhibit. The current pangolin and civet exhibit at Fishing Cat Trail might house South American species instead.

Brazilian porcupine? As much as I'd love to see new species, it's too bad that we might see pangolins less often. The current pangolin+civet exhibit is a really great exhibit to see active pangolin.

@Zooish Have you seen any of these species in the wild in Singapore?

@DavidBrown i've seen a pangolin. I've not seen the small-toothed civet but have seen common palm civets many times. Have not seen a leopard cat either - those will be quite hard to spot

If the pangolin is there, why does Mandai not provide signage?