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What is an instrument you use to see a cell?
A microscope.
What colors can otters see?
blue.
Do otters use camouflage?
no they do not
Name an instrument use to see over a wall?
periscope
What instrument can you use to see which plant grows faster?
you can't
Are otters see-through?
No, they are not transparent, they are opaque.
What are the river otters some adaptations?
the otters use their paws to swim fast away from predators
What do sea otters use their forepaws for?
They use it to catch fish
What do otters do for use?
swim and look after there young
What do sea otters use for protection?
they bite
What do sea otters use their teeth for?
claws
How can see otters live in such cold temperatures?
thick fur
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