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Dartmoor, Devon. <br/> <br/>LV The Dartmoor otter hounds running through gate. CU. Pan. Two women walking with dogs as they hunt for otters. LV As several of the dogs go into the River Bovey. SV More dogs running into the river. LV All the dogs in the river. Woman standing with them. <br/> <br/>(Orig.Neg.)

U.S. gets 90 De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter airplanes in Toronto

WILD PETS FOR PLAY

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Sea otters swim in the ocean in Point Lobos, California.

Ice Bergs Valdez Ice Bergs and glacier Self portrait Ice CU's Sea Otters Sea Otters feed on back Glaciers WS

Sea otters stage a comeback with man's help at a zoo in Seattle, Washington. Robert John, Major of the Aleutian Islands, stands with a sea otter. The sea otter runs over deck and the Major catches him. Fur of sea otters are taken out from a bucket, which is got by exterminating otters. Sea otters in a cage and get care from man and are first of their kind to survive in captivity. Location: Seattle Washington USA. Date: June 3, 1954.

Smooth-coated otters (Lutrogale perspicillata) swimming in water. Smooth-coated otters are highly social animals that often live in large family groups, with some families comprising up to 25 members in the wild. They spend significant time both in water and on land, and their diet is varied, including fish, frogs, crayfish, small birds, and mammals. Most smooth-coated otters are found in Southeast Asia. Since 1996, they have been classified as 'vulnerable' on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List. Conservation efforts are crucial for this declining species, as they face threats from habitat loss, wetland pollution, and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. Photographed at the Lok Kawi Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Sabah, Malaysia.

COVER FOOTAGE FOR CARAS SPOT

COVER FOOTAGE FOR CARAS SPOT

Birds on the shore and sea otters in the ocean in Point Lobos, California.

Smooth-coated otters (Lutrogale perspicillata) on land. Smooth-coated otters are highly social animals that often live in large family groups, with some families comprising up to 25 members in the wild. They spend significant time both in water and on land, and their diet is varied, including fish, frogs, crayfish, small birds, and mammals. Most smooth-coated otters are found in Southeast Asia. Since 1996, they have been classified as 'vulnerable' on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List. Conservation efforts are crucial for this declining species, as they face threats from habitat loss, wetland pollution, and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. Photographed at the Lok Kawi Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Sabah, Malaysia.

Road cyclist on the Otter Crest Loop Road near Newport, Oregon, USA

Flamingo Land. Various zoo animals, including lemurs, bears, giraffes, otters, dolphins and birds. During the 1960s a small fair began to be held on the site.

A pair of otters is making quite a splash at the L-A Zoo. Kelsie and Opie, a pair of six-month old river otters, just moved into a new exhibit. Like any baby's room, their place is packed with toys and diversions for the little guys. It's also escape-proofed. It has to be. Otters are known as the Houdinis of the animal world.

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Nova Scotia [Animal Wildlife Park]

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas.

Location unknown. <br/> <br/>Full titles read: "OTTER HUNTING BEGINS - Picturesque scenes at opening Meet - our operator after following the hunt all day, says it may be exciting when you find an Otter!" <br/> <br/>L/S of Hunter and hound crossing river. M/S crossing small footbridge. Various shots of dogs jumping through water. L/S of man on river bank, he appears to see something on the other side and wades through the water.