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What is an example of a symbiotic relationship in a river?
Otters have strong tails to swim through murky water
Where do river otters get their food?
They catch it with their claws and teeth, and move around with there very large tails, to swim very fast.
Who teaches otters how to swim?
The mom teaches otters how to swim. Nature I guess is a better answer!
What can otters do?
Otters can swim at fast speeds, crack open oyster shells (and other crustaceans), and can even be taught to do tricks!
What do otters do for use?
swim and look after there young
Why do otters slap the water with their tails?
Otters slap the water with their tails so that they can be able to move. This is their mode of swimming from one point to another.
Do dolphins need their tails?
They need their tails to swim.
What are the river otters some adaptations?
the otters use their paws to swim fast away from predators
Can humans swim faster than sea otters?
No. They are very quick those lil otters.
What are facts about river otters?
they like to swim in a river.
Can otters swim?
Yes. Remarkably well, actually.
How do yabbys swim?
Yabbies swim backward using their tails
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