Here's a recap of home in April. We guide almost every single day - morning, afternoon, night out in the forest, intertidal zones or anywhere with life actually. And if we aren't guiding, we're still out exploring and learning! Singapore was just amazing and we got to share so many memo

10 nudibranchs you must see in Singapore! Of course - after many many intertidal walks just because nudibranchs aren't common at all. Seeing one is always a treat and something worth celebrating for sure! New intertidal dates up on our website so do check those out!

Did you know that 4 pitta species can be found in Singapore? From the migrant flashes of the Blue-winged Pitta and Fairy Pitta, to the uncommon resident Mangrove Pitta and even the Western Hooded Pitta - each one a burst of colour hopping in the undergrowth! Singapore's a pretty convenient p

Here are 10 snakes you must see in Singapore! Herping in Singapore can be pretty fun! One that rewards patience and persistence more than anything else. Beneath our city’s polished surface lies a hidden world of snakes, frogs, and geckos, tucked away in our swamp forests, reservoirs, and even urban

You definitely want to see this! On our recent intertidal walks in Singapore, we forced ourselves to slow down, honing our spotting skills and that allowed us to spot the tiniest of critters from Notobryon nudibranchs, leaf slugs, to the really rare Japanese Seahorse (also known as the lemur-tailed

A bunch of wildlife-loving Singaporeans (us!) just got back from an Untamed expedition in the heart of Uganda, and we couldn’t wait to share the experience. Seeing great apes up close was incredibly humbling but learning and observing first-hand about their ecology, behaviours and subtle social

A bunch of Singaporeans on Fraser’s Hill yet again and what better than to recap our January expedition! We got lucky with a few blue coral snakes but a helmeted hornbill?! That was magnificent. Pretty dry weather out there for snakes but 1 lucky afternoon downpour brought out not 1, not 2 but 3 of

January came and went in the blink of an eye! We were kept busy, rooted locally with several custom wildlife tours and everyone had a really great time! We showed tourists from all over the world and even locals - some of Singapore’s unique wildlife including a few troops of the elusive Raffles’ Ba

Check out some snippets of what we found earlier in the year while in Sabah, Borneo! A bunch of Singaporeans on a wildlife expedition and aside from the Marbled Cat, we also were really lucky to encounter a Sunda Pangolin! The elusive Dragon Snake, Bornean Banded Pitta and a few other quirky frogs