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Otter - Wikipedia Otters are distinguished by their long, slim bodies, powerful webbed feet for swimming, and their dense fur, which keeps them warm and buoyant in water They are playful animals, engaging in activities like sliding into water on natural slides and playing with stones
Otter | Description, Habitat, Species, Distribution, Food, Facts . . . Otter, any of 13 species of semiaquatic mammals that belong to the weasel family and are noted for their playfulness The otter has a lithe and slender body with short legs, a strong neck, and a long flat tail that helps propel it gracefully through water
River Otter - Ohio Department of Natural Resources Otters are highly adapted for swimming, possessing a long, tapered body with sleek, short, dense fur Its small head widens to the neck and shoulders There are long, stiff and highly sensitive facial whiskers behind and below the nose that aid the otter in finding and capturing prey
Otter - Maryland Department of Natural Resources On average, otters range from 36 to 50 inches long from their head to the tip of the tail They can also weigh anywhere from 11 to 30 pounds Otters have sharp claws on their feet to catch prey Otters are common throughout tidal areas of Maryland but can also be seen in other parts of the State
Otter Facts | Mammals | BBC Earth Otters are adorable, playful creatures that inhabit rivers, ponds, wetland habitats and even coastlines Their powerful, streamlined bodies make them expert swimmers, and they love nothing better than to dive underwater to look for fish
15 Fascinating Facts About Otters - Treehugger Charismatic otters are the largest members of the weasel family Unlike other weasels, otters are semi-aquatic Their sleek bodies range in size from two to nearly six feet long
Otter Facts, Types, Diet, Reproduction, Classification, Pictures Otters are mammals that have adapted to a life close to the water They are the only member of their family, Mustelidae, to spend extended periods in or under water Other members of their family include weasels, wolverines, and badgers Carnivorous by nature, their diets include fish and invertebrates
Otters — International Otter Survival Fund There are 14 species of otter around the world and many of them are endangered Use the links below to explore the different species and find out more about otters in other parts of the world
Otters, facts and information | National Geographic Most are small, with short ears and noses, elongated bodies, long tails, and soft, dense fur There are 13 species in total, ranging from the small-clawed otter to the giant otter