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otters get there food buy cach it
The otters favourite food is sea urchins.
Sea otters usually live with their mothers only and the two stay together for around one year. As they very rarely go on land, the young otter has to learn how to survive at sea. Its mother teaches it how to avoid predators but most importantly how to find food. A great deal of the deep sea food the otters find will be shellfish, and the mother teaches the young to use small rocks to crack open the shell to get to the food inside. To do this they float on their backs, hold the shellfish on the bellies and bash it with the rock.
Rocks play a crucial role in otter habitats by providing essential features for their survival. They offer resting spots, hiding places from predators, and surfaces for grooming. Additionally, rocks help create structures in rivers and streams that can influence water flow and support the aquatic ecosystems otters rely on for food. Thus, the presence and arrangement of rocks can directly impact the health and behavior of otter populations.
the food producation is fish
"Monterrey Bay Aquarium has developed a method for preparing mother" swims with the young otters in the ocean by the aquarium, helping them learn to find food and adjust to the wild.
Sea otters have to eat at least 25% oftheir body weight each day.
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.
They float on their backs and lay the shell on their chest and hit it with a rock. (I wouldn't call it a prey but their food.)
It is impossible to prove that absolutely NOBODY eats otters, but in a majority of areas otters aren't used as food. It's actually illegal to even disturb them in nature preserves.
Food, water, homes, and territory.
Birds have gizzards that rely on small pebbles to help grind the food they ingest. The human animals' use of rocks is breathtaking in scope. Sea otters use rocks to break shells of sea creatures before eating them.