ASIAN otter (my little baby mink).

Asian dwarf otters -Asian Dwarf otter (Aonyx cinerea), (claw paw otter).

NameAsian Dwarf otter (Aonyx cinerea), (claw paw otter).Climatemuch of South AsiaHabitattropical rain forests, landscapes rich in waterDescriptionThe way of life gather in groups of more than 12 members, wherein the pairs are formed which are characterized by strong internal cohesion. Feeding: molluscs, crustaceans, frogs ... It is interesting that the fish does not constitute a significant item in their diet. Length: the body up to 60 centimeters, the tail up to 35 centimeters. Weight: up to 5 kilograms. Reproduction: Pregnancy lasts about 60 days, after which the young are born 1-6 (typical: two) which is cared for by both parents. Life expectancy: 15 years.

Asian dwarf otters are social, they love to play and great to see out of the water and in the water and spend more time on land than other types of otters ..Unlike other species of otters do not feed the fish as much as crabs and shells, great to see out of the water and in the water and spend more time on land than other types of otters, and can also invite up to 15 years.

Asian dwarf otters in nature live in south and southeast Asia. Adults are long over 60 cm to 90 cm, and can weigh up to 5 kg. They have expressed a short claws and webbed feet they reach only half the fingers and therefore are skilled with their front paws and love spoils, instead of the mouth. The most common food crustaceans and molluscs, and less fish.

They live in family groups that can count up to twelve individuals, and only the dominant pair reproduces. Partners stay together for life in harmony and mutual assistance. Male often procures food for the females and calves, but both parents care for them and raise them. Asian dwarf otters are social, they love to play and great to see out of the water and in the water and spend more time on land than other types of otters.

Otter has endless need to consume. It starts with great pleasure in activities, in games with his sisters and his brothers. The game is very important for otters. In the water the mother entertains with her children simulating combat and grabbing them by the tail. On the ground amused dragging them along muddy, icy or snowy downhill. Mother is sliding first, then climbs up and many times shows their young downhill.