Locals feeding fish and a turtle at the lake from the Nostalgia Bridge in Tun Fuad Stephens Park, also known as Bukit Padang. Since fishing is prohibited, the fish have grown huge, some over a metre long. The children were especially excited to see the turtle (kura-kura) trying to race the big fish for food. The fish are most likely Pangasius catfish, locally known as patin. The turtle is a Red-eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans). Both are common aquarium pets and are not native to Sabah. #

4.4K views · 1.3K reactions | Feeding tongs aren’t just for keeping your fingers safe—they also help keep your snake from accidentally swallowing bedding! Ingesting substrate can lead to impaction and serious health issues. Keep the food off the ground and in their mouth where it belongs! . . . . . #reptiles #snakes #herpetology | LLLReptile & Supply | Facebook