Oriental small-clawed otter
Amblonyx cinereus
Animal facts
Oriental small-clawed otters are the smallest of thirteen species of otter. Most otters are solitary, but small-clawed otters live in family groups. Their main threats in the wild are pollution and hunting for their pelts and livers.
Where they live
SE Asia
Habitat
Slow flowing rivers and lakes
What they eat
Aquatic invertebrates