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Re: [100attendees] [EXTERNAL] [Crocodiles in Singapore: Sightings and fast facts, Singapore News & Top Stories - The Straits Times]

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In article <94F82520-9F9F-4B76-8330-7C01DEFFDB7C@cisco.com> you write:
>Hi Glenn,
>
>It's more likely it was a monitor lizard :) Water monitors are native to Singapore. You can usually spot
>them around Macritchie and Lower Pearce reservoirs. 
>
>Crocodiles in Singapore can be found around Sembawang area, but the area is not normally accessible to
>people. They usually swim over from Malaysian coast :)

Glenn's friend here.  This was the Sungei Bulow Wetland reserve on the
north end of the island, right across from Malaysia.  It sure looked
like a crocodile to me, not unlike the pictures on all of the "beware
of crocodiles" signs.

R's,
John

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