A rare sighting of a sambar deer was caught on camera on Monday, Jan. 8, at around 12.20pm.
A driver travelling along Mandai Road spotted the animal after it dashed across the road.
The car was travelling towards the Mandai Columbarium.
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The animal has been identified as a sambar deer based on its size and fur colour.
It is estimated that there are fewer than 20 sambar deer in Singapore.
Males can grow up to 2 metres tall including antlers, and weigh up to 260kg.
Females are at most two-thirds the size of males.
They are typically found in areas around MacRitchie Nature Reserve and Upper Seletar Reservoir in Singapore.
In October 2017, sambar deers were spotted by a motorcyclist at night.
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