Question

What are some of the things we come to know about otters from this text?​

Answer 1

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What are some of the things we come to know about otters from this text?

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Otters belong to a relatively small group of animals called Mustellines that is shared by badger, mongoose, weasel, stoat, mink and others. They are mostly found in large numbers in marshy areas. Arabs tame them as pets. Otters love to play with water and splash in it. Maxwell’s otter was of an unknown race to science and was at length named by zoologists as Lutrogale Perspicillata Maxwelli, hence, it is also known as Maxwell’s otter in short. We also came to know that otters are intelligent and fun-loving animals who invent and love to play their own games and have a friendly nature towards human beings.

Answer 2

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☃️ Otters belong to a small group of animals called Mustellines. Animals like badger, mongoose, weasel, stoat, mink and others are from the same group. Otters love to play with water. They go wild with water and spread every drop of water about the place. For them, water must be constantly used for some work. If it is immobile, it provokes them to play with it. An otter loves to lie on his back juggling with small objects between his paws.