Yes, otters can have orange teeth due to the presence of iron in their diet, particularly from the crustaceans and other marine animals they consume. This iron can cause the enamel of their teeth to take on a reddish or orange hue. While it may look unusual, it is a natural occurrence and not harmful to their health.
Yes. Otters eat fish, shellfish, crustaceans mainly.
I don't really understand what you mean by this, unless you mean 'What do otters do with THEIR teeth' in which case I believe they chew things with them.
claws
no fresh orange juice is not bad for your teeth
They are born with orange teeth, just because it is a natural thing for them. The Nutria's body deposits iron onto the surface of its ever-growing teeth. This is why the teeth of the nutria appear orange or rust-colored.
They are born with orange teeth, just because it is a natural thing for them. The Nutria's body deposits iron onto the surface of its ever-growing teeth. This is why the teeth of the nutria appear orange or rust-colored.
Beavers have a hard protective coating on their teeth that contains iron. This turns their teeth orange and makes them extra hard.
Its claws and teeth and you can help by cleaning the environment and not killing them!!
Their teeth and claws.
They will hide in their burrows from prey. If confronted, they can scratch with their claws and bite with their teeth.
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I don't know about River Otters,but Sea Otters use rocks and strong pieces of wood to break open shells and clams. They also eat fish and other small sea creatures. Their teeth are made for those kinds of foods.