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Otters

Otters are semi-aquatic fish-eating mammals with a thick fur to keep them warm in cold water. Ask questions about these playful animals here.

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What is a grown male otter called?

A male otter is called a Dog and the female is called a Bitch.

What do otters get eaten by?

They can get eaten by aligators and vultures like in bob the builder him and Wendy were having fun outside and vultures eate them. I picture all the other people as otters.

Can 13 year olds take sea kelp?

Probably best to avoid, as the iodine compounds dense in kelp can affect thyroid

development. Stay clear till your body stops/slows changing to have alot of kelp.

Many things that interfere with natural development should be watched until it is safe. Hope this helped you, and Good Luck.

Do people kill otters for their fur?

Yes many people in the west kill otters and use their meat for food and fur for warmth the native Americans used to hunt them especially the Cherokee Indians

Do sea otters hurt people?

rarely unless they have been attacked but they have never killed

How do the giant otters migrate?

Giant river otters don't migrate. They stay were they are unless there habitat gets destroyed.

What do giant otters eat?

The giant otter eats piranas. I learned on the animal plantet. The giant otter is also indangered!

Can you have a river otter for a pet in Texas?

While Texas requires owners of exotic animals to obtain a lisence or permit before obtaining the animal, river otters are not on the list of these animals. Dangerous wild animals are defined as lions, tigers, ocelots, cougars, leopards, cheetahs, jaguars, bobcats, lynxes, servals, caracals, hyenas, bears, coyotes, jackals, baboons, chimpanzees, orangutans, gorillas, or any hybrids of the animals listed. However, there are no requirements for a person possessing all other animal not listed above, such as monkeys, wolves etc.

What shape is the otter?

The otter is slim and has a tail. He is covered with fur.

What omnivore eats sea urchins?

Humans gut them out, and eat their insides. Talk about gross!!

What is a baby sea otter called?

Bark Seamson I thought it was called a pup.

What adaptations are on the fur of a sea otter?

The fur of a sea otter grows so closely together, that it is waterproof. It also traps tiny pockets of air, and the air acts as an insulator, helping to keep the otter from losing heat into the water.

How do people at the monterey bay aquarium try to help orphaned sea otters?

"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.

Does the otter box symmetry case come with a screen protector?

Yes, the otter box symmetry case always come with a screen protector.

How much different is the river otter than a beaver?

Beavers are large rodents, and their unique chisel teeth allow them to feed on tree bark and woody parts. Otters are carnivores, specifically, Mustelids, allied to the weasels and wolverines, martens, ferrets.

What animals eat otters?

The Western Long-Headed river shark eats Otters, Otters are mainly targeted torwards bears, and other cernivores

Are Giant Otters extinct?

No, but they are endangered as they were once hunted for its pelt.

How many babies do otters have?

it's known to have 4-1 pup(s) A year i think

Are otters mean?

No, the only time otters are mean is to defend its self or babies.

That's sweet. As one who has actually known a few otters, I can tell you that they tend to be curious, friendly and playful. However, they are carnivores, and have sharp teeth. It is best not to be too familiar. Bites are not out of the question. They are wild animals, whether or not in captivity, and it is best to remember that.

What do sea otters do with their closable ears?

Sea otters have closable ears that help them maintain their buoyancy and keep water out while they are swimming and diving. When they dive underwater to forage for food, they can close their ears to prevent water from entering, allowing them to focus on hunting without distraction. Additionally, their ears help them regulate body temperature by minimizing heat loss in cold waters.