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Here are some things to keep in mind when you spot otters in Singapore:

Do not touch, chase, or corner the otters. Otters are wild animals, and they should be respected and not disturbed. Getting too close to an otter may frighten them, and they may bite or scratch in defense.
Observe the otters from a distance. Aim to stay at least 10 meters away from the otters. This will give them enough space to feel safe and comfortable.
Be quiet and still. Otters are easily spooked, so it's important to make as little noise and movement as possible. This will help you to observe them without disturbing them.
Do not feed the otters. Otters have their own food sources in the wild, and feeding them can disrupt their natural behavior. It can also make them dependent on humans for food, which can lead to problems later on.
Do not litter or leave sharp objects in the water. This can harm the otters or their habitat.
If you see an injured or distressed otter, report it to the National Parks Board (NParks) at 1800-471-7300. They will be able to help the otter get the care it needs.

Here are some additional tips:

Go early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Otters are most active at dawn and dusk, so these are the best times to go otter spotting.
Use binoculars or a telephoto lens. This will help you get a better view of the otters without disturbing them.
Be patient. It may take some time to spot otters, so be patient and keep your eyes peeled.
If you are lucky enough to spot otters in Singapore, please enjoy watching them from a distance and respect their habitat."

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