The area is not very big and hence the tour wasn't as long as I expected. The overall experience was just fine for me, without the wow factor, and frankly I don't think I would visit it again for some time.
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| green wall near the entrance |
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| a crocodile sculpture |
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| stuff crab at the turnstile entrance |
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| Mandai Reservoir |
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| pair of Mandarin Ducks |
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| albino terrapin |
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| an alligator sculpture |
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| a long-tailed macaque |
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| display of giant fishes |
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| the fishes are scary |
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| is it a stork? |
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| a frog that is easily missed! |
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| entrance to the Panda exhibit |
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| one of a pair of red panda |
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| it was walking round and round the small enclosed site |
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| we were lucky to spot one of the Pandas Jia JIa |
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| it could be a stuff toy for all I know |
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| close-up of the Panda |
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| the Panda's enclosure |
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| watching the Polar Bear feeding from the side of River Safari |
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| in the faraway land on the right are giraffes, or so I was told |
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| Spider Monkey carrying its young |
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| enclosure of the Spider Monkeys |
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| close-up of the Spider Monkey's face |
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| safety in numbers for a school of freshwater fish swimming together |
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| scary big aquarium housing Manatees (Sea Cows, Dugongs) |
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| seriously, they don't resemble mermaids to me |
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| an otter sun-tanning |
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| ok, it's a male |
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| rolling around to scratch its back |
