otters

Describes how otters construct their homes, find food, mate, play, and care for their young.

Bernard's loud snores disturb all the other animals at the zoo, and the otter tries to find a solution.

Flibbertigibbet, a young otter, is drawn far from home in his attempts to find a silver dish on which to serve a fish to the King.

Because Odi learns to cheat, steal, and tell lies at an early age, he loses all his friends before finally he has a long serious talk with his father.

Ma Otter and her loving son Emmet, hoping to buy each other special Christmas presents, both make sacrifices to enter a talent show in attempts to win a talent show prize of fifty dollars.

An account of the author's life on the northwest coast of Scotland describing his constant companions Mijbil and Edal, the otters, and other animals who shared his life there.

A history of the sea otter which discusses their habits and ecological decline.

Looks at the habitats, behaviors, and daily activities of otters.

This book traces the growth of North American baby river otters, describing their eating habits, their wrestling with each other, and finally their swimming.

Mr. Rabbit worries about getting along with his new neighbors, who are otters, until he is reminded of the Golden Rule.