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African Spot-Neck, Otter
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![]() Also called the Speckle-throated Otter, this otter was roughly 3 feet (1 meter) from nose to the tip of its tail. The Spotted-necked Otter is in decline, mostly due to habitat destruction and pollution.
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![]() An otter stood up to look around. Despite the angle that made it appear to look at human viewers, it actually was looking at other otters.
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![]() Two otters when viewed from above created the appearance of a yin yang.
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![]() The otter slipped away in the water, almost resembling a thin stick.
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