Cute and clawless they may be, but interfere and flawed you’ll be
Wildlife experts have warned people to avoid interacting with African clawless otters in the Western Cape
02 February 2022 - 19:40
Love them with your eyes. That’s the stance by environmentalists reminding residents not to interfere with African clawless otters, which are increasingly being spotted on Western Cape shores and water masses...
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