Otters

It lasted between 1741 and 1911.

no there are no otters in or around marinette wisconsin. however there are fischers in the are of marinette.

Otters live in water, in dens or nests. In winter, when an otter's den or nest freezes over, the otter will look for a new river to live in. P.S. Otters nest's live on top of water or along river banks.

otters don't usually swim in waters with sharks, but if a shark were to see an otter then it would go up and see if it's food, just like it would for a seal or any other swimming fish-like creature. The shark would definitely come up to the otter if the otter was injured and bleeding, since sharks can smell blood from a very far distance away. So yes, if an otter were to encounter a shark (mostly only a great white), it has a good chance of becoming the shark's next meal!

They have a waterproof coat and a layer of fat underneath it to keep them warm.

the river otter eats fish and some times birds they use their whiskers to detect prey when they are under water and they catch their prey with their mouth not their hands

yes yes they are most certianly

no, they are just different marine animals

I DON'T KNOW HOW THEY CARRY THEIR BABIES BUT It is not known how long the gestation of a sea otter is, but the longest known gestation have been twelve months. YA DIGG :D

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Since sea otters can spend their entire lives at sea without ever touching dry land, a sea otter can do many things while floating on its back in the ocean. These activities include breaking open crustaceans and urchins with a rock on its belly and then eating the seafood interior; feeding, grooming, and otherwise caring for its young; mating; grooming; and sleeping.

The otter is both prey and predator, as it is predator to some animals and yet is prey to others. The otter is predator to fish, eels in particular, but will also eat frogs, small birds, eggs and some small mammals. The otter is prey to sharks, killer whales, bald eagles, bears, coyotes, foxes, and other larger animals. The biggest creature to prey on otters remains man and due to over hunting, many otter species were brought to the brink of extinction during the 18th and 19th century.

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An otters den or lair is call a Holt.

Which kind of otters?

Eurasien otters have no specific mating season. They mate every time of the year.

Northern river otters mate in late summer and autumn (depends on the area), so the cubs are born in spring (delayed implantation)

Sea otters also have mating seasons, but it varies where ever they life.

yes, sea otters have young sea otters called pups

Sea Otter and Seal handicrafts can be legally purchased from an Alaska Native who significantly altered the hide and turned it into a craft or art piece such as a garment. Alaska Natives are allowed to do this under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

Yes sea otters live off the coast of California USA

they control the population of sea urchin which helps kelp grow.

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Otters are dark brown when wet but they look lighter brown when their fur is dry.

Otters are wild animals. They bite. They do not wish to be kept in captivity. They do not like to be touched by people. I realize that it is tempting to think about buying an otter as a pet, but please remember that it is impossible for you to provide the necessary habitat for the otter. They are not meant for captivity.

If your child wishes to pet an animal, why don't you go to a petting zoo and enjoy that form of recreation? Also, giving a loving home to a shelter animal (dog or cat) is a much nicer and more rewarding experience than attempting to purchase a wild animal which you would not be able to domesticate.

The sea otter often inhabits offshore kelp forests. Other species in this kind of communty are, sea urchins, various molluscs, abalone, shrimps, sea stars and species of fish.