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Animal Protection Institute - Idaho River Otters Need Your Help
Idaho river otters Need Your Help It is important that as many animal advocatesas possible attend this meeting and speak on behalf of the river otters.
http://www.api4animals.org/default.asp?ID=692
Animal Protection Institute - Missouri River Otters Need Your Help Now
Missouri river otters Need Your Help Now The taxpayers of Missouri spent more than$1.6 million to bring river otters back from the brink of extinction.
http://www.api4animals.org/default.asp?ID=701
NAIA Online Article - Returning River Otters To Former Habitat
Articles. Returning river otters to former habitat Thank you Mr. Sevin, sir. Coloradotook the lead beginning in 1976 to reestablish river otters.
http://www.naiaonline.org/body/articles/archives/krause_pt1.htm

Extractions: Our members feed, clothe, heal, comfort, entertain, inform and protect the world! General Information About NAIA Our Board Members NAIA Position Statements Join Us ... Return to Home Page What's New Events Calendar New Articles FYI Support NAIA NAIA Store NAIA Bookstore Join NAIA Get Involved Our Campaigns NAIA Brochures Action Alerts Letters to the Editor ... Join E-groups Lists NAIA Library Archived Articles Animal Welfare Animal Rights Extremism Links Other Sites of Interest Other Services Site Translation Receive our Newsletter Search Site Thank you Mr. Sevin, sir By Tom Krause The coastal marshes of southern Louisiana have been blessed since creation with fertile sediment that has been carried by the Mississippi and other large rivers on a slow, southerly path into the Gulf of Mexico. These immense delta wetlands changed over eons as suspended soil settled, resettled, and finally rested to enrich a small plant or a large one. Numerous river channels in the great southern delta were diverted again and again creating ever-increasing land masses and vegetated marshes interspersed with myriads of channels, potholes, and shallow lakes.
9NEWS.com - Colorado's On-Line News Leader - Ocean Journey
Blue, Slater and Gunnison river otters. They are a lot of fun to watch. OceanJourney has three North American river otters and they love to play.
http://www.9news.com/oceanjourney/riverotters.htm

Extractions: River Otters They swim, the play, they dive, they dig, they hunt. They are a lot of fun to watch. Ocean Journey has three North American river otters and they love to play. They were named after Colorado rivers: Blue, Slater and Gunnison. The otters are about three feet long and twenty pounds. They are built for speed. Small webbed feet and long tails help them zip around. Otters also have beautiful brown pelts. During the 1800's, they were almost hunted to extinction in Colorado. It took most of the last century to bring them back. Blue, Slater and Gunnison were found abandoned as babies and are now at Ocean Journey under the care of their trainer. Their trainer says they have very different personalities and markings. The otters may be cute, but it is important to remember they are wild animals with different instincts and reactions. To think of them as pets, or cute little fuzzies, takes away the message of worrying about their natural habitats which are under constant pressure from humans.
NY River Otter Just For Kids
Little kids and big kids love river otters. This fall, the children of CobblesSchools will also be invited to attend a release of river otters.
http://www.nyotter.org/pages/kids.html

Extractions: Little kids and "big" kids love river otters. The river otter is a favorite animal of almost everyone. ROP will attempt to collect information and activities that will help you and your children or classroom learn about this inquisitive and dynamic animal. From time to time we will also include letters from children (and those “big kids”) who have written to us to share their feelings about otters and this Project. We welcome knowing your feelings about otters and any experiences you may have so we can pass them on to others who are hungry for this knowledge. Tremendous Support from Local Schools for the River Otter Project! Several schools have really outdone themselves in support of the New York River Otter Project this year. Thousands of dollars and hundreds of towels were donated from everyone's efforts and we would like to acknowledge their efforts. Now that the release part of the project is over, no more towels are needed. Equally important is the educational component as the children are learning some very valuable lessons on our State's natural resources as well as the biology of this exciting and dynamic mammal, the northern river otter.
Missouri River Otters Pro Hockey St Charles, Missouri (Sports And Sporting Event
Missouri river otters Pro Hockey Professional minor league hockey team. Games playedat the new Family Arena in St Charles. For group ticket information, call.
http://www.ohwy.com/mo/m/moriotph.htm
Missouri River Otters
Missouri river otters Open Camp, 2003 August 1 4 Bradford, Ontario Contactus for details, Missouri river otters United Hockey League Pro Tryout Camps.
http://www.wjhl.ca/otters/
Otters In North Wales
parts of Anglesey as 'breeding havens' where safe undisturbed areas would be establishedfor otters by improving the habitat by replanting river banks with
http://www.gwyfyn.freeuk.com/gwyfyn/otters.html

Extractions: Anglesey, an island off the north coast of Wales in the UK, is approximately 35km wide with an estimated population of 70,000 with a highest point of 220m- though not as flat as many believe it to be (try cycling around here). It is the only county in the Wales entirely surrounded by sea. The Welsh for Anglesey is Anglesey is an island. I know this may sound obvious but it does come as a surprise to some. It is separated from the mainland of Wales by the Menai Strait , a long narrow channel about 26.5km/ 16.4 miles long. The tide comes in at both ends- the Liverpool Bay end (east) and the Caernarfon Bay end (west)- creating an astonishing tidal flows. The inter-tidal zone (the bit permanently under water) averages no more than 500 metres wide but can reach a maximum depth of 26 metres, though more than half the length registers no more than 5 metres. The whole of the Strait is navigable and when it reaches an area called The Swellies between the two bridges linking Anglesey with the mainland this is reduced to just 30 metres wide in places with a depth of between 14m and 5m below Chart Datum. It could be said that The Swellies is where it all happens in the Strait. As I said the tide comes in at both ends and generally the Swellies is the meeting point. It experiences an incoming tide by first entering from the west (Caernarfon Bay-west). At the same time the sea is rushing around the top of the island around to the other end (Liverpool Bay-east). This enters the Strait at a place called
MALE OTTERS FROM COLUMBIA RIVER HAVE ABNORMALLY SMALL REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
USGS/BRD Banner MALE otters FROM COLUMBIA river HAVE ABNORMALLY SMALL REPRODUCTIVEORGANS. National Biological Service For Immediate Release February 14, 1996
http://biology.usgs.gov/pr/newsrelease/1996/2-14.html

Extractions: Contact: Ell-Piret Multer, (541) 750-7338 Young male river otters from the Lower Columbia River were shown to have reproductive tract disorders that correlated with several environmental contaminants present in the river, according to a report released today by scientists at the National Biological Service's Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center in Corvallis, Ore. The fish-eating river otters were studied to evaluate organochlorine insecticides, PCBs, dioxins, furans, and heavy metals in the Lower Columbia River. Body and organ weights and measurements were compared between the Lower Columbia River and other geographical areas. Baculums and testicles of young males were shorter or smaller than in animals of the same age class from non- polluted areas. Livers and spleens were also enlarged in some river otters from the Lower Columbia River. Principal investigator Dr. Charles J. Henny stated that "at this stage, we do not know which contaminant is primarily responsible for these abnormalities. The identified contaminants are highly linked with each other, and we have not evaluated all the contaminants found in the river." Henny added, "Many contaminants can be linked with the size of reproductive organs. We need to collect more information from additional otters, including sperm counts of adults."
River Otters - 2000 Calendar
river otters 2000 Calendar. How The year of the otter includes 13 stunningimages of river otters taken throughout the year. Included
http://www.otterpaddlefoot.com/ets/300-02.html

Extractions: The year of the otter includes 13 stunning images of river otters taken throughout the year. Included are rare images of river otter puppies inside the den with their mother . Photographed by nationally-known Wildlife photographer Glenn D. Chambers, you will cherish one of these as a "COLLECTOR'S ITEM" How to order
Savannah And Rainforest Experience: Rainforest, Giant River Otters, Karanambu, I
Play with Giant river otters at Karanambu Ranch. Explore the Rupununi riverin search of wild Giant river otters, Black Caiman and Arapaima.
http://www.biztravel.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/9488.html

Extractions: Click for details. Click here for info Visit the famous Kaieteur and Orinduik Falls before flying south to the Rupununi. Play with Giant River Otters at Karanambu Ranch. Climb Turtle Mountain and search for jaguar in the one million acre Iwokrama reserve. Arrive in Guyana and transfer to Georgetown. Overnight at Hotel Ariantze. Day trip to the famous Kaieteur and Orinduik Falls. Return to Georgetown. Overnight at Hotel Ariantze. B L Today enjoy a Georgetown City Tour including the zoo, museum and Stabroek Market. Overnight at Hotel Ariantze. B 0945 transfer to Ogle Airstrip for a flight across the rainforest and savannah to Karanambu Ranch. Your hostess here is Diane McTurk, famous for her work in rehabilitating orphaned, giant river otters to the wild. She has been filmed by National Geographic and visited by the Calgary Zoo. Dinner with Diane will include stories on the history of her family and the Rupununi Savannahs. Overnight at Karanambu Ranch. B L D Diane often has resident orphaned otters and you can help her as she tends to them. Visit Simoni Pond for some of the best inland fishing (add US$10.00) in Guyana including Peacock Bass or explore the flooded forest or savannah with Diane. Explore the Rupununi River in search of wild Giant River Otters, Black Caiman and Arapaima. An evening visit to Crane Pond to see hundreds of Ibis, Anhinga, Heron and Egret roosting is a highlight. Overnight at Karanambu Ranch.
North American River Otter
What do North American river otters look like? North American riverotters are rich brown on top, with a silvery sheen on the bottom.
http://www.letus.org/bmatters/animals/otter.html

Extractions: Family: Mustelidae What do North American river otters look like? North American river otters are rich brown on top, with a silvery sheen on the bottom. They have webbed feet and a tail that is thick at the base and tapers to the tip. River otters have a long neck, short legs, a flat head, strong claws, whiskers, and no hair on their nose. They have a layer of fat under their skin and dense, oily fur that protects them from cold. Males are slightly larger than females, with a head and body up to 66-127 cm long. Their tail can grow up to 43 cm. They can weigh between 4.5 and 11 kg. How do North American river otters move? North American river otters can move on land and in water. They are found mostly in the water. They have a streamlined body, and their eyes and ears close under water. When North American river otters are on land, they walk on all four legs. How do North American river otters communicate?
Iowa River Otters Explore New Homes By Lowell Washburn Iowa Department Of Na
Iowa river otters Explore New Homes By Lowell Washburn Iowa Departmentof Natural Resources. CLEAR LAKEDue to a unique partnership
http://www.manson-nw.k12.ia.us/faculty/pettyb/otters.htm

Extractions: Iowa Department of Natural Resources CLEAR LAKEDue to a unique partnership involving Iowa fur trappers and the Department of Natural Resources, wild river otters are continuing to expand their range across Iowa. "Our current mission is to introduce a population of native, Iowa-produced river otters into new watersheds that do not currently support the animals," said DNR Furbearer Resource Specialist, Ron Andrews. "Our program design is really quite unique. Essentially, we have enlisted the aid of licensed Iowa fur takers to find and capture otters within watersheds where the furbearers are most numerous," said Andrews. "The otters are live trapped by selected trappers using foot hold traps. When an animal is captured, the trapper notifies the DNR. We transfer the otters into cages and transport them to their new home. The whole process is usually complete within a few hours." Trappers are paid an expense fee of $100 for each otter they trap for release. According to Andrews, trappers are the most efficient and cost effective way for the DNR to obtain releasable otters. "We have currently designated 12 new sites for otter releases, and hope to place a total of 10 otters into each new stream" said Andrews.
Tulsa Zoo Press Release - New River Otters
a Florida marine animal rehabilitation center, selected the Tulsa Zoo over eightother institutions to receive a pair of elevenmonth old river otters to place
http://www.tulsazoo.org/WhatsNew/PRotters.htm

Extractions: Marnie Ducato, Director of Marketing and Media Relations TULSA, Okla., December 11 - After a competitive and extensive application process, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, a Florida marine animal rehabilitation center, selected the Tulsa Zoo over eight other institutions to receive a pair of eleven-month old river otters to place in the zoo's newly renovated otter exhibit. The male and female otter pair, named Dallas and Weaser, had a difficult life prior to being rescued by the Clearwater Aquarium. A two and a half year old pup, Dallas was originally thought to be a rat and was found abandoned and near death behind a dumpster in Largo, Florida. Weaser was discovered by the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) at a private Florida residence and was emaciated and dehydrated. Both pups are now in excellent health and are adapting well to their new home at the Tulsa Zoo. "There is a huge demand among zoos to acquire otters," said Andrew Branson, Tulsa Zoo's Aquarium and Children's Zoo curator. "We are honored to have received Dallas and Weaser and attribute our acquisition of these mammals to the quality and caliber of our zoo staff as well as the newly renovated otter exhibit which we can't wait to show off to the public on Saturday, December 7."
Friends Of The Sea Otter - Otter_Info - FAQs About Sea Otters
river otters are smaller than sea otters. Sea crabs. river otters swimon their stomachs, while sea otters swim mostly on their backs.
http://www.seaotters.org/Otters/index.cfm?DocID=109
Scheme To Lure Otters Back To The River Thames
Date 25/03/1999. Scheme to lure otters back to the river Thames.A scheme backed by the British Government, has been launched to
http://www.netlondon.com/news/1999-12/CCB361EE7F2496E2802.html

Extractions: NEWS Message Boards Classifieds Maps ... London Hotels TODAYS NEWS NEWS ARCHIVE accommodation accountancy advertising agriculture animals antiques architects art galleries arts and crafts auctioneers audio and video aviation banks bicycles boating bookstores building cars chemicals children city cleaning clothing community computers conglomerates consultancy consumer couriers dining drinks education electronics embassies employment energy engineering environment ethnic events fashion food funeral services gay government graphic design guides health heavy vehicles hobbies household insurance insurance internet investment languages leaving london legal leisure manufacturing media money motorcycles museums music natural resources nightlife organizations people performing arts photography places politics property publishers railways recreation reference religion and spirituality Relocating to the UK scientific secretarial security shipping shopping sport suppliers telecoms textiles theatre tours toys and games transport utilities wedding Easy Clicks NetLondon.com news week 12 Date: 25/03/1999 A scheme backed by the British Government, has been launched to encourage wild otters back to the River Thames and its tributaries in southern central England. The creatures were driven out in the early 1970's by pollution and the depletion of their riverbank habitat. Chris Jeavans reports.
Missouri River Otters Discussion Board
Missouri river otters Discussion Board Welcome tothe Missouri river otters Discussion Board
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River Otters
NORTH AMERICAN river otters. Introduction, Species Cards, Gallery. INTRODUCTION.river otters (Lutra canadensis) are a vanishing species native to Illinois. GALLERY.
http://www.hensonrobinsonzoo.org/home_f.html

Extractions: NORTH AMERICAN RIVER OTTERS Introduction Species Cards Gallery INTRODUCTION River otters ( Lutra canadensis ) are a vanishing species native to Illinois. GALLERY Because full size photographs may take some time to load, we provide you here with thumbnails of the photographs available. A short description and the approximate size of the file is given. Click on the thumbnail to see the full size photograph. To return to this page press the back button on your browser. Enjoy! River otter (40K; photograph by Karen Lommler) Virtual Tour Henson Robinson Zoo Homepage Last update: Monday, 20 October, 1997 16:21:44 ; Maintained by
CARNIVORA; MUSTELIDAE; LUTRA River Otters
Brünnich, 1771. river otters. With the possible exception of the Old Worldbadger (Meles), river otters are the most playful of the Mustelidae.
http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/walker/carnivora.mustelidae.lutra.html

Extractions: noncommercial purposes within a subscribed institution . No copies of this work may be distributed electronically outside of the subscribed institution, in whole or in part, without written permission from the JHU Press River Otters Geographic Distribution There are four subgenera and eight species ( Chasen 1940; Coetzee, in Meester and Setzer Corbet Ellerman and Morrison-Scott Hall ... Van Zyll de Jong subgenus Lutra subgenus Hydrictis Pocock, 1921 subgenus Lutrogale Gray, 1865 subgenus Lontra Gray, 1843
OTTERNET.COM - Homepage
Contains otter trivia, plus news, activist alerts, contests, and animations. Offers a movie series on otters.
http://www.otternet.com/

Extractions: Fun, Facts, and Faces If you are looking for information on otters, you've come to the right place! Otternet has a wealth of interesting facts on otters. Our 40 + pages will help you with getting the information you need. Otternet is the largest resource on the Internet for otter information. We have in-depth species profiles giving you tons of information on all 13 species of otter. We also have habitat overviews for the five continents otters live on; there you can find which otters live in each country, what the threats to them are, and their conservation status. Otternet was formed to help educate people on otters - providing a wealth of facts not found anywhere else on the web, including a comprehensive Links page. Many species of otter are either threatened or endangered. Otters, once sought after for their fur, are making a comeback in some areas. Although there is still the threat of illegal poaching, otters are faring better than earlier this century due to the assistance of many organizations throughout the world. Inhabiting five of the continents of the world, Otters are truly amazing mammals. Otters are unique in many ways. For instance, Otters are the only marine mammals to have fur instead of blubber. There are thirteen species of otters alive today. There used to be fourteen, but the fourteenth otter, Maxwell's otter, is presumed extinct due to draining of their waters to perform genocide in Iraq. Otters are very smart; they are one of only a handful of tool using mammals. Sea Otters use rocks to pry abalone off rocks and to break open shells.

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