The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...

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