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Understanding the spatial ecology and health of the Peninsula's otters |
As otters do not have an insulating layer of subcutaneous fat, they rely on their fur to regulate their temperature. They therefore spend a lot of time grooming, rinsing and cleaning their fur – quite endearing behaviour! Here are a few photos of otters caught on camera trap, rolling and playing before disappearing into their holt.
Wow how special! They are such sweet little animals!