River otters live in aquatic habitats such as streams, marshes, lakes, rivers, and pretty much any fresh water place. River otter would prefer to live in rivers or marshes around a wooded are and pool or lakes with a rocky bank.
The rivers of South America.
They need to have food (they prefer fish and crayfish, but eat what is available), water, and a good large habitat. river otters often die from pollution and/or loss of habitat.
No. They are an important native species there.
Giant river otters don't migrate. They stay were they are unless there habitat gets destroyed.
a sea otters habitat is the sea
a sea otters habitat is the sea
There are many types of river otters. The only way I could answer your question would be if you said which type you were referring to. If you mean the giant river otter, it is threatened by habitat loss and poaching, and fishermen sometimes kill them because they think that the giant river otters are a nuisance. In the past, otter pelts were very valuable, and massive amounts of hunting have decimated populations of many, if not all, species of river otters worldwide.
Missouri River Otters was created in 1999.
Yes, it is a river otter. Sea otters are fatter and are flufflier
Yes, river otters are native to Ohio. They were once nearly extirpated from the state due to habitat loss and pollution, but conservation efforts have allowed their populations to recover. Today, river otters are found in various habitats throughout Ohio, particularly near rivers, lakes, and wetlands. Their presence is considered a positive indicator of ecosystem health.
Yes, there are otters in the Illinois River. The North American river otter, a native species, has been observed in various parts of the river and its surrounding habitats. Conservation efforts and habitat restoration have contributed to the increase of otter populations in the region. They are often seen in waterways, marshes, and wetlands throughout the area.
the habitat is tall trees and mountain cliffs