A river otter can hold her breath for up to 8 minutes! River otters need to be able to hold their breath for a long time because they hunt underwater for their main food source, fish. Small alligators, crayfish, and other small reptiles and amphibians also make up part of a river otte...
If an otter is relaxed and swimming slowly, it could be seen paddling using all 4 paws, but if it is engaged in fast swimming (for example, being pursued, or chasing a prey), short paws are maintained close to its sides, the tail acts as a propeller. Its nostrils/ears could be clos...
I am going to offer some of the most interesting and rarely known river otter facts and that includes river otter habitat, diet, reproduction, and behavior. The river otte
Clearly, otters know how to have fun! 1:07 Watch a music video about a sleepy little otter featuring a song by Parry Gripp! Explore more! Amazing Animals Watch to discover interesting facts about animals from all over the world. Comeback critters Save the Earth tips Endangered Species Act...
Amazon River Facts: Lesson for Kids from Chapter 21 / Lesson 2 19K The Amazon River is the second largest river on the planet. Learn about the rainforest ecosystem the Amazon River supports, including the incredibly diverse animals that make their homes in and near this mighty river. Rela...
If you are out walking next to a river or lake at dusk or dawn and you spot a large, brown, fur-coated creature slipping into the water, or notice a whiskered muzzle bobbing along in the half light, you could be forgiven for asking the question – "Was that a beaver, or an otter...
Tsitsikamma National Park is a true natural wonder. With its rugged coastline, towering cliffs, and pristine forests, this national park offers endless opportunities for exploration. Hike along the famous Otter Trail, take a kayak trip up the Storms River, or simply relax on one of the seclude...
I loved seeing all the birds, river otter and other animals too. We even spotted two sloths on the road when we drove to the river. The fruit break was nice too. Pineapple and watermelon were so good. I also got to jump into the river a...
Our rivers have never been under such threat. We must fight to protect the riverine habitats that our fish, birds, wildfowl and all wildlife depend on for survival. The highly protected otter, bats, water voles, kingfishers, herons and a plethora of protected bird life, animals and invertebrat...
To learn more about these small mammals, watch or read the lesson titled Eurasian Otter: Habitat, Diet, Lifespan & Facts. It will explain: The conservation status of the Eurasian otter When these otters are most active The playful behavior they sometimes exhibit ...