On of our honours students, Marcus Chua, has embarked on a hunt for leopard cats, dead or alive. In the process he has become to the go to guy for feline roadkills and joined the long line of zoologists rushing after reports of carcass sightings, however rare.
He had an interesting episode on 26th August 2008 [...]
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Looking for leopard cats, dead or alive
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Marine Biology class visit Pandan mangroves
Posted in teaching on 4 September 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of our honours students, Kok Sheng, reports about marine biology class’ visit to Pandan mangroves. Pity I didn’t take photo of the class half-immersed in the rising tide but luckily there is his account at least!
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