Punggol Beach - Mainly Crustaceans Left

Punggol Beach North East, Singapore February 2015 It does seem that crustaceans and a host of smaller organisms survive well despite the pollution on Punggol Beach. (See "Punggol Beach - Polluted & Deforested"). Crabs Hermit crabs with their pearly bead-sized eyes... What a beard! A crab with a bleached claw and another one with a white stripe down its face... Hairy Crab... A whole host of other crabs... Some...

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Punggol Beach - Polluted & Deforested

Punggol Beach North East, Singapore February 2015 Punggol End used to be a favourite haunt of Merlion Wayfarer. Before the recent developments these few years, it was a place abound with bird life, where mating butterflies, huge thumb-sized spiders and the occasional snakes can be found. By the waters, there were sea urchins, anemones, starfish, horseshoe crabs and jellyfish. Today, it is a place polluted with oil found even under...

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