Protected: Favipiravir, a candidate drug for COVID-19, deserves more global attention

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What if any obligations do I have to convince the science skeptics?

Thousands of Singaporeans lent ears to Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist and UN messenger of peace, as she preached climate change actions in November 2019. At the same time, a 16-year-old girl shook national leaders awake from their inaction to keep global temperature rise below 1.5°C. In today's age of information boom, scientific knowledge is …

It’s May baby! Long weekend getaway @ Jurong Lake Gardens and East Coast Park

It's finally May, which means Bioblitz is rolling at full speed island-wide, and Festival of Biodiversity is around the corner! Participate in a variety of bird, butterfly / bee surveys and habitat enhancements at a park near you, and make your weekend mornings meaningful and green-filled! Click on the links above to learn more if …

How to identify a bird species from its nest? (Birders how-to series #1)

*Pssst, there is a Google drive for all the video clips of wildlife in my blogposts. You can access it here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RCB9wnWZ56LPMoUj-PglJNXnypMpDIaL ;D It's the breeding season. A warm spring morning with brisk winds. You pace along the nature park trails, clenching at your binoculars and DSLRs, waiting for the sight of a rare bird. …

‘Tis the season to be jolly! Migratory season special (09/12/2018)

Mid zone of Sungei Buloh mangroves Seaward zone of Sungei Buloh, now studded with the white plumage of herons MERRY CHRISTMAS!! The migratory season is finally here! It gives naturalists in warmer climates all the more reasons to celebrate a colourful Christmas *<:>> Migratory season spans from September to March next year, but from personal …

11/11/18 Let’s talk about sex (determination in wildlife) & companions on your nature endeavours!

I came across this article a few days ago and it really grasped my interest. Since this topic is relevant to the main characters of this blog--birds, butterflies and all other kinds of species--and might bring you (and me) some consolations on this "jolly" occasion of Singles' Day (11/11), I thought WHY NOT! This post …