Barry's parents visited, so we showed them the nightlife of Singapore. First step, accessing a speakeasy
Second step, delectable Sichuan fusion food.
Then it's time to go out searching for life. We looked like this.
The katydid showed her googly-eye surprise.
We found various snakes, but they hid their faces to be shy. Here, shore pit viper.
And here, oriental whipsnake.
Then it's time to go out searching for life. We looked like this.
The katydid showed her googly-eye surprise.
We found various snakes, but they hid their faces to be shy. Here, shore pit viper.
And here, oriental whipsnake.
See if you can spot the monitor lizard dozing in here.
Singapore's mangroves have tree crabs, and I am still entertained by crabs in trees.
Mycena chlorophos, another species of bioluminescent mushroom, which, of course, doesn't photograph easily.
But the star of the show is the colugo, photographed by Barry's mom's fancy camera.
Hello there! Your orange mini-ears really bring out the strange un-mammalian green of your fur!
This one had a surprise for us, a baby!
Speaking of un-mammalian, did you know that the mother colugo wraps her patagium and tail around the baby to form a comfy protective baby quasipouch? You can use this in your next trivia night.
Thank you Lucy for all of these photos!