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Leopard Cats in Singapore: The Last Wild Cat But Are They Here to Stay?

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The mainland leopard cat is the last remaining wild cat species in Singapore after the national extinction of the tiger and leopard. However, with urbanisation and rapid development, leopard cats are a rare sight on our island. Research in NUS has revealed pockets of populations of these wild cats in remnant forest fragments and their secretive way of life in these isolated areas. What does the future hold for these survivors?

 

Join us to explore their fascinating world and participate in a fun and interactive quiz on leopard cats, deepening your understanding of these rare creatures!

 

This event is organised by our librarians Herman Felani and Gladys Toh.

Learn

  • About the biodiversity and conservation of this endangered species in Singapore
  • More insights and knowledge on this species/subject with our curated reading list

Speaker

Marcus Chua

Marcus Chua

Senior Tutor & Curator of Mammals, Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
Marcus Chua is a senior tutor and the curator of mammals at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. His research interest includes the evolution, ecology, and conservation of mammals, particularly in threatened landscapes in Southeast Asia. In his role as a curator, he has been involved in the salvage efforts of wildlife in Singapore, including the sperm whale found in Singapore in 2015—now displayed at the museum.

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