Otters

No. One of the things that really sets sea otters apart from pinnipeds (seals, sea lions, etc.) is the fact that sea otters have almost no fat on them. Since blubber is the most common technique that marine mammals use to keep warm, sea otters have had to develop alternative ways to conserve and generate heat: they have very thick fur that they spend about 1/3 of the day grooming, paired with a really fast metabolism (they eat about a quarter of their body weight each day).

The only time that a mother should leave her puppies is when she needs to eat, go to the bathroom, or maybe a little break, other than that i think that she would stay with them, i don't know for sure yet but it helps to know some little things.

No. Sea otters are found only in the northwestern Pacific. The river otter is found in North Carolina.

Most states prohibit the ownership of any wild animal, especially fur bearing animals. Neither a beaver nor an otter is a good pet choice as both have very specialized needs that few homes could provide. Get a dog or a cat from an animal shelter.

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Yes because it is aquatic

Their teeth and claws.

Sea otters usually spend a lot of time floating. They preferred the method of moving about is on his back. They can also stay on land but not much time because their body is not designed for land travels.

They hold hands so they don't drift away from each other.

The Myans' diet varied strongly. They ate tender meats, snakes, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, squash, chilies, vanilla and cacao drinks, octli, (an alcoholic drink,) frybread, maize and corn tortillas.

Otters are able to stay underwater for up to 8 minutes.

Yes, it helps them swim in water. Labradors also have webbed feet.

Otters live in both fresh and salt water. They are extremely important along the Pacific Coast for marinating the kelp forest in the Pacific Ocean. They also live in a number of rivers all over the place.

sea otters excrete in water and on land

Sea otter cubs have air in their fur, and simply float while their mother dives for food. Adult otters use their flippers and tail to navigate through the water. They have a clear eyelid that serves as goggles so that they see underwater. They use their whiskers to feel vibrations of prey moving water in agile filled or cloudy water.

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The scientific name for a sea otter is Enhydra lutris.

A female after about three to four years. A male around five years.

Yes, there are otters in Delaware. I've seen them in Wagamond's Pond in Milton, a school of them. They are quite amazing. I don't know much more about them, but there were at least three, possibly four of them in the pond (which is about 4/10 ths of a mile across at the widest point).

Yes they are

Sea otters are mammals and, like all mammals, they are vertebrates because they have a spine and spinal cord, and an internal skeleton. They belong to the Phylum Chordata.

Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians are all vertebrates.