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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2006

The Eurasian or European otter (lutra lutra) is known from a wide variety of aquatic habitats, including highland and lowland lakes, rivers, streams, marshes, swamp forests and coastal areas. Otters have been found in the brackish waters below sea level in the Netherlands, up to 1,000 m and more in the Alps or the Pyrenees, and above 3,500 m in the Himalayas or 4,120 m in Tibet.
The Eurasian otter avoids deep water. Their distribution in coastal areas, especially the location of holts, is strongly correlated with the presence of freshwater.
Otters are often described as playful and have been observed sliding down mudbanks or snowdrifts on their bellies. Both juvenile and adult L. lutra play, trot, gallop, slide, and chase each other in water. This behavior is thought to help young otters perfect their hunting techniques.

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  • ...and where was the skating suppose to be?

  • Thats why Otters are cool :D

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  • @Alura11 i guess thats why there was a question mark

  • What???????????

  • @Alura11

    in fooling you :-D

  • funny thing!

  • THAT WASN'T SKATING

  • Otter be more careful!

  • cuuuuute

  • cuute <3

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