Inside Singapore Zoo's Fight To Save Its Wildlife | On The Red Dot | Inside The Zoo | Part 2/4

As urbanisation and climate change shrinks natural habitats, wild animals are facing the biggest existential threat of their lives. But behind the scenes, vets, keepers and rescue workers are working tirelessly around the clock to save Singapore’s wildlife. A baby nightjar is found weak and abandoned and Gabrina must find a way to get it eating on its own again. Charlene is faced with a difficult decision when a severely injured python is brought in for treatment. Meanwhile, Abraham gets up close and personal with an endangered male leopard to get it ready for its first date. Watch more of Inside A Zoo: Part 1: https://youtu.be/Iu6_fJEW8y8 Part 3: https://youtu.be/BxffzBXmIDg

Inside The Singapore Zoo During COVID-19 Lockdown | On The Red Dot | Inside A Zoo | Part 1/4

Visitor numbers are at an all-time low as the COVID-19 pandemic forces zoos around the world to shut their doors. But as Singapore’s circuit breaker ends, how are Singapore’s wildlife parks preparing to welcome back their visitors? How will they cope and find the funds to keep going? Inside the zoo, its oldest living Sumatran orangutan, Charlie, gets ready for his close-up while Quincy the Amazon parrot disrupts a livestream with his raucous singing. Behind the scenes, an endangered Sri Lankan leopard arrives at the zoo to help repopulate his species. But the veterinarian team must find a way to check his reproductive health before he meets his mate. Continue watching Inside A Zoo: Part 2: https://youtu.be/6kb0IJ-NnIk Part 3: https://youtu.be/BxffzBXmIDg