African clawless otter

African clawless otterAn African otter that searches for crabs and handles prey with its clawless forepaws.What does it look like?Its forepaws have no claws and only reduced webbing. Long, sensitive whiskers help it find food in murky water.How does it live?An African otter that searches for crabs and handles prey with its clawless forepaws.Large molars crush crabs and lobsters, and it also eats fish, frogs and insects. It usually hunts alone.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.