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Where is an otters habitat?
In the Pacific Ocean in North America and Asia.
Do sea otters live in the ocean?
Sea otters typically do actually live near oceans. Not all otters however will always choose to live in the ocean.
Do sea otters live in Germany?
Sea otters are native to the Pacific coastal waters of North America. There may be some sea otters in German zoos, but I don't know. However, European river otters do live in Germany.
Map of where sea otters live in Canada?
According to National Geographic, sea otters are found near the coast and islands along the Pacific coast of North America and Asia. They are capable of eating, sleeping, mating, and giving birth in the sea. However, some do come ashore to sleep.
Where do river otters live?
North America
When sea otters disappeared from the pacific coast of north America?
Never but they became very, very rare in their Southern range in the early 20th century.
Where in the world are sea otters?
Northen Japan, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, Pacific Coast, North America, baja California, Oregon, Washington, and british Columbia
What is the otters distribution?
Otters are found across various regions worldwide, with different species adapted to specific environments. The North American river otter is widespread in North America, while the Eurasian otter inhabits Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa. Sea otters are primarily located along the coasts of the northern Pacific Ocean. Overall, otters thrive in diverse aquatic habitats, including rivers, lakes, and coastal marine areas.
What is the north America river otters predator?
killer whales and humans!
Do otters live anywere besides streams?
The Sea Otter lives in the North Pacific Ocean.
Do river otters migrate under ice?
The otters migrated to North America and southwards againDuring winter, the river otters heavily utilize openings in the ice
What part of the world does the sea otter live in?
Sea otters live in coastal waters 15 to 23 meters (50 to 75 ft) deep, and usually stay within a kilometer (? mi) of the shore. See the Related Link for more information.
