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3.3 Bird Paradise, Singapore

Bird Paradise in Mandai, Singapore, serves as a vibrant sanctuary for a wide variety
of birds, each habitat tailored to mimic the natural environments of its inhabitants.

This not only promotes the well-being of the birds but also enriches the educational

experience for visitors. Below is a detailed look at several key habitats within Bird
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Paradise:

1. Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove: This area is crafted to replicate the
chilly, rocky seashores typical of penguin habitats, complete with a cool

climate that suits penguins, allowing visitors to see these engaging animals in

a naturalistic setting.

2. Winged Sanctuary: Dedicated to the protection of endangered and rare birds,

this sector focuses on conservation education and breeding initiatives,
helping visitors understand the plight of these birds in the wild.

3. Shaw Foundation Australian Outback: Reflecting the dry terrains of Australia,
this habitat is populated by native species such as kookaburras and

cockatoos, with natural elements like eucalyptus trees enhancing the

authenticity of the setting.

4. Heart of Africa – Nyungwe Forest: Modeled after Rwanda's dense Nyungwe

Forest, this large aviary features suspension bridges that span different levels

of the forest canopy, housing birds such as cranes and starlings, providing a

layered perspective of bird life.

5. Wings of Asia: This habitat, similar to the Heart of Africa, focuses on birds

from Asian regions, featuring lush vegetation and overhead pathways,
complete with educational information about the species displayed.

6. Flamingo Pond: Designed with a shallow pond and sandy areas, this habitat is

ideal for observing both greater and lesser flamingoes, enabling visitors to

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