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New Forest: A History of Cows like a miracle nobody cares

New Forest: A History of Cows like a miracle nobody caresIn 1935, a herd of feral cattle was spotted roaming Singapore. Since then, alleged sightings have been rare. Reports came mainly from Japanese soldiers in World War II and occasionally from local residents. If these reports are true, these cows were confined to the areas of Tampines, Punggol, Sembawang and Pulau Ubin. In 2016, a cow was discovered on Coney Island but died shortly after. Some believe that wild cows still roam Singapore. Conceived by

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like a miracle nobody cares about

developed in collaboration with Jiazazhi Press

during this period

Controversial then for its use of colour and refusal to follow the clichéd tropes of photojournalism

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New Forest: A History of Cows like a miracle nobody caresIn 1935, a herd of feral cattle was spotted roaming Singapore. Since then, alleged sightings have been rare. Reports came mainly from Japanese soldiers in World War II and occasionally from local residents. If these reports are true, these cows were confined to the areas of Tampines, Punggol, Sembawang and Pulau Ubin. In 2016, a cow was discovered on Coney Island but died shortly after. Some believe that wild cows still roam Singapore. Conceived by

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