5. Lesser Mousedeer Long-tailed Macaque Malayan Horned Frog
Tragulus javanicus fulviventer Macaca fascicularis Megophrys nasuta
first discovered in 1836 as a  they have no predator. Its leaf-like appearance
distinctive subspecies  they are fed with gives it a good camouflage
endemic to Singapore supplements by the against the leaf litter on the
Size: 45cm general public. forest floor.
Habitat: Lowland  they have no fear for us. Size: 12cm
forest, secondary forest.  Size: 93-109cm Habitat: Forest
 Habitat: Lowland forest,
secondary forest.

6. Reticulated Python Singapore Rat Red-necked Bronzeback
Pyhon reticulatus Rattus annandalei Dendrelaphis kcopsteini
They capture prey by slow listed in 2006 IUCN Red List Only spotted in Singapore.
stalking or ambush, hunting of Threatened Species mis-identified as Elegant
them at dusk with the heat- It has a pointed snout, with Bronzeback
sensitive pits on their upper short limbs and an almost It puffs up its neck in a
lips, killing them by naked tail defensive posture, showing
constriction. Size: HB to 22cm, Tail to off its reddish-colored neck
Size: 1000cm 27cm when disturbed.
Habitat: Humid Habitat: Found in Size: 1.0 m
forest, agricultural areas secondary forest and Habitat: Forested area.
scrubland.

7. Seashore pandan Seashore bat lily Crepe jasmine
Pandanus tectorius Tacca leontopetaloides Tabernaemontana divaricata
Family Pandanaceae Family Taccaceae
found on all tropical shores Family Apocynaceae
very rare plant in beautifully shaped
and throughout Southeast Singapore
Asia. evergreen shrub which forms
A low growing plant with symmetrical 6 ft high mounds
most widespread Pandanus bright green hand-shaped
species, being cultivated for of glossy foliage.
leaves on long stalks
its many uses.

8. Lobster-claws Cattleya Orchid Raffles' Pitcher-Plant
Heliconia Cattleya labiata Nepenthes rafflesiana
Family Heliconiaceae Family Orchidaceae Family Nepenthaceae
15-300 cm used in hybridization extremely variable with
long, oblong, growing occur in all colors except numerous forms and
opposite one another on non- true blue and black varieties described
woody petioles