Wildlife
Despite its small size and massive urbanization, Singapore is still home to a number of animals, mostly migrating birds, but also a fair number of reptiles and small mammals. Most of the mammals in the country are bat species, along with a few primates. The sea life is more impressive as the tiny island nation is surrounded by waters containing tuna, mackerel, squid, shrimp, lobster, oysters, and crab.
The bird life is where Singapore shines, however about half of the birds present are migratory and can only be seen during certain times of the year. Among the birds, most are water fowls; some birds include the kingfisher, heron, pigeon, doves, and eagles. Among the reptiles and amphibians present, most are snakes and frogs, although there are sea turtles off the shores and lizards are also present.