Secret Lives Of Wildlife in Singapore's Botanic Gardens | One Year In The Gardens (Part 1/2)

Witness the seasons of life through the eyes of these fascinating creatures that call this UNESCO World Heritage Site, Singapore Botanic Gardens, home.

Amid 16 hectares of forest, a spoiled juvenile monkey learns the ways of the woods and its omnipresent dangers while experiencing a crash course in family politics. The anti-social red-legged crake makes a rare appearance and raises a chick in secret.

We also capture the miniature lives of the teeniest tiniest stingless bees and their high-stakes face-off against a mighty adversary and witness a vulnerable native frog on a humble quest to find a mate.

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About the show: Filmed over a year, this series opens your eyes to the rich and diverse world of astounding wildlife living in the Singapore Botanic Gardens, from fearsome predators to elusive small creatures.
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[CheikoSairin]

Singapore Botanic Gardens is my favorite place for bird and macro photography. Thanks for sharing this beautiful footage. Big LIKE.

[rommelflores]

I went here last month on my first trip to SG after 3 yrs. Loving it so grateful. I would love to go back to take another lap.

[yaptieweng]

After so many years away, need to revisit the botanic gardens .

[kolapyellow]

Love this kind of film. Very educational and inspiring. Wish I could have my own little botanical garden. 😮😮😮

[lastChang]

The first thing you notice when you come to China🇨🇳 is:
- it doesn't have many birds, no wild animals...