Otter Poop: 7 Signs That Identify Spraint on a Riverbank
Otter poop is loose, 2 to 4 inches long, full of fish scales and crayfish shell, and left on raised rocks beside water. Here is how to tell it from mink, raccoon and beaver.
Otter poop is loose, 2 to 4 inches long, full of fish scales and crayfish shell, and left on raised rocks beside water. Here is how to tell it from mink, raccoon and beaver.
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