Sentence examples for otters which from inspiring English sources

But when otters, which are highly territorial, move in, they drive the mink out.

You're much more down on otters, which you describe as relentless killing and eating machines, taking in the equivalent of about 88 Big Macs a day.

by flights in de Havilland Twin Otters, which are fixed‐wing short takeoff and landing (STOL) planes that carry up to 18 passengers.

They hunt a family of trout-eating otters, which is not polically correct nowadays but it was the witch-burning, king-beheading, 17th century after all.

A wildlife expert told The South Florida Sun-Sentinel that people may have been feeding the otters, which makes them aggressive.

One exception is sea otters, which use large stone "anvils" found along the seashore as tools to smash open mussels that are too difficult to open with their paws.

"They were very heroic and captured the otter, which is not easy because they are quite large," she said.

Finally, a county sheriff's deputy came to the scene and shot the otter, which tested positive for rabies on Thursday.

The innocent residents of Boca Raton, Fla., are living in terror of an attack otter, which climbs out of the water to bite people in their backyards.

In a similar vein, another reader, Bart Zimmer, asks, "Is there a connection between Ganoona, the Venice heat, and a coming reckoning?" He points out that Ganoona is part otter, which chimes with the Venetian description of the escalating weather ("'otter").

The resurgence of the otter, which is top of the food chain in river environments, is an indicator that English rivers are at their healthiest for more than 20 years, according to the Environment Agency.