otter

Converse of object

• breed: The Lune catchment is known to support breeding otters.
• spot: I was enjoying the sunset when I spotted an otter floating on its back under the pier, crac.. .
• see: Natasha: We saw two otters, the both stood up on a rock then ran into the water.
• watch: Kids will love the blaze of color of the tropical coral reef or watching otters slide in and out of the water.
• include: The area is ideal for walking, fishing and seeing wildlife, including otters.

Adjective modifier

• smooth-coated: HIDDEN WORLDS: INDIA'S OTTER PARADISE Corbett National Park sits in the foothills of the Himalayas, providing a haven for Indian smooth-coated otters.
• Eurasian: We were also lucky enough to see both the small clawed and Eurasian otter.
• elusive: I am thrilled that this autumn he finally saw the reserve's elusive otters.
• playful: The inquisitive, playful otter is one of Britain ' s best known and well loved wild animals.
• giant: Completed on site The creation of the giant otter took careful preparation, explained Michelle Cain.
• Asian: The special event is particularly topical as no fewer than four baby Asian short claw otters were born at the end of May.

Modifies a noun

• holt: In addition, the coast of the Shetland Islands has been surveyed twice by a different method involving the counting of active otter holts.
• spraint: Not many mammals have been seen, just two species of deer and some otter spraint at the base of one of the bridges.
• trawl: Photograph showing close-up of an otter trawl, taken around 1900 Open A steam winch was used to haul the trawls.
• cub: Can Mandy and James help reunite the otter cub with its family?
• sanctuary: Also within easy reach is the otter sanctuary at Earsham.
• hunting: However, otter hunting is now illegal there, too.

Noun used with modifier

• sea: Each sea otter was given rations of lobsters costing $ 500 per day.
• river: At the end of the beach the river otter flows into the sea.
• baby: And there are now baby otters back on the Thames!