Videos shows otters dodging a crocodile’s jaws - and chewing on its tail.<br /><br />Wildlife conservationist Bernard Seah – known as the OtterGrapher – was visiting Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Singapore, on October 28.<br /><br />Footage shows a crocodile relaxing in shallows surrounded by a group of otters.<br /><br />A couple run up to the tail stump and bite down - forcing the giant predator to swing its powerful jaws.<br /><br />Bernard said: “I was so excited to see this happen out of the water and in full view.<br /><br />“The crocodile was about two and a half metres long without the tail but if he had a tail, would probably be close to five metres long.<br /><br />“It was likely hatched out of the egg with a tail deformity. He has managed to survived for at least 30 years like this though.<br /><br />“The otters are fearless. They know they are faster than the crocodile so they just need to stay away from its mouth.<br /><br />“I have been documenting crocs and otters in Singapore for over 10 years.<br /><br />“I volunteer with both saltwater crocodiles plus two otter species - smooth-coated and Asian small-clawed otters.”
