Night Safari
North, Singapore
05 June 2013
On World Environment Day 2013, Night Safari’s Art Seen & Herd! Exhibition was officially unveiled to the public as four of Singapore’s street artists unleashed wild artworks inspired by threatened animals to spread awareness about poaching and the dwindling wildlife population.
Prem and her binturong were there to welcome Merlion Wayfarer and her friends...
A handler with his owl at the entrance...
After the launch of the exhibition, Merlion Wayfarer hopped on to the tram which journeys around the Night Safari through seven geographical regions to view over 2,500 nocturnal animals, including the threatened species featured in the exhibition.
Chawang, the majestic bull elephant...
The Asian Elephant is one of the endangered species featured in Art Seen & Herd!
She then attended the popular Creatures of the Night Show to see the nocturnal animals in action, and see how they help inculcate the conservation and recycling mindsets for the audience, especially the young kids.
(Excellent effort, WRS!)
The opening call by a wolf... Just like Twilight!
Spreading the conservation message through laughter, anticipation, and fun...
And finally, she took on the new Wallaby Trail to venture into the forest and limestone caves for even closer encounters with endangered wildlife...
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