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Who builds otters habitats?
Otters.
What do otters habitats look like?
it is ugley
Do humans effect sea otters?
They can effect them if they built over there habitats or fished all there pray from there habitats.
Where in Missouri do river otters live?
Otters in Missouri are found in most kinds of wetland habitats including streams and ponds.
What are sea otters habitats?
they live in the water and cold mountain streams
What do otters do to seals?
Otters do not typically interact with seals in a harmful way. Otters are known to coexist peacefully with seals in their shared habitats, often foraging for food in separate areas.
What are the Scottish habitats of otters?
Although otters can be found living around the Scottish coastline, they can also be found around lochs, marshes and rivers.
Do sea otters live in Fla?
No. But the river otter lives in riverine habitats in the state. Sea otters are animals of coastal seas of the northwest.
How have otters and seagulls adapted to their habitats?
what a random question, i only know half about otters. they have thick fur and oily skin to keep warm in cold winters
What are the habitats for sea otters?
It has a marine biome or ecosystem. Wetlands and marshes.
What hunts for otters?
Otters face predation from several animals, including large birds of prey like eagles and hawks, which can target young or vulnerable otters. In some regions, alligators and crocodiles may also pose a threat to otters, particularly in freshwater habitats. Additionally, larger carnivores such as wolves or coyotes may hunt otters if they come across them in their territory. However, otters are generally agile and social animals that often evade predators through their swimming skills and group dynamics.
Do river otters have any symbiotic relationships?
Yes, river otters can have symbiotic relationships with various species. For instance, they often coexist with birds, such as herons, which can benefit from the fish disturbed by otters while hunting. Additionally, otters may help control fish populations, indirectly benefiting aquatic plants and other species in their ecosystem. This dynamic highlights the interconnectedness of wildlife in their habitats.
