River otters ignore poop and parasites when dining — and that benefits the environment
video: Three North American river otters are seen frolicking in the snow on the docks at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, caught on video using the center’s night-vision wildlife cameras. Courtesy: Karen McDonald, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center North American river otters aren't known for cleanliness—often eating, playing, and relieving themselves in the same areas. However, this less-than-ideal hygiene has a silver lining. Researchers say these habits can offer
River otters ignore poop and parasites when dining — and that benefits the environment
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