Late-night interviews are usually the terrain of prima donna celebrities. But this time, our after-sunset meeting was due to a snake catcher being “on assignment” at 8 p.m. The assignment -- the rescue of a venomous cobra -- was being conducted by Anbarasi “Anbu” Boopal, 27, director of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) Wildlife Rescue Centre and Wildlife Crime Unit. She did manage to arrive back at Holland Village eventually, unscathed and uninvenomated. Full Story
The animal police of Singapore
CNNGo.com, 2 Aug 2010
Late-night interviews are usually the terrain of prima donna celebrities. But this time, our after-sunset meeting was due to a snake catcher being “on assignment” at 8 p.m. The assignment -- the rescue of a venomous cobra -- was being conducted by Anbarasi “Anbu” Boopal, 27, director of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) Wildlife Rescue Centre and Wildlife Crime Unit. She did manage to arrive back at Holland Village eventually, unscathed and uninvenomated. Full Story
Late-night interviews are usually the terrain of prima donna celebrities. But this time, our after-sunset meeting was due to a snake catcher being “on assignment” at 8 p.m. The assignment -- the rescue of a venomous cobra -- was being conducted by Anbarasi “Anbu” Boopal, 27, director of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) Wildlife Rescue Centre and Wildlife Crime Unit. She did manage to arrive back at Holland Village eventually, unscathed and uninvenomated. Full Story
