What is the difference between Minase and otter

The water wrasse and the otter are two different animals. They are not only different in appearance, but also in their living habits, eating habits, and reproduction.

1. Minase. Mizuse (pronounced: shuǐtǎ) is a semi-aquatic mammal, with a streamlined body of an otter, 60 80 cm long and weighing up to 5 kg.

The head is broad and slightly flattened, the snout is short, the jaw is bearded, the eyes are slightly prominent, the ears are short and round, the back of the body is gray-brown, the color of the chest and abdomen is gray-brown, the throat and the lower part of the neck are gray-white, and the coat color also changes seasonally, and it is slightly reddish-brown in summer. Otters often live alone and do not form groups. They live near water and prefer to inhabit freshwater areas such as lakes, river bays, and swamps.

Otters have shallow burrows and are mostly found in natural burrows, often under crevices in the waterfront or in shrubs at the water's edge.

2. Otters. Otters are weasels, otters of the genus Otters. The otter has a long body, a short snout, slightly abrupt and round eyes, small ears, short limbs, a brown dorsal body, and a grayish-brown ventral surface.

Otters burrow, rest during the day, come out at night, except for the mating period, usually live alone, good at swimming and diving, hearing, vision, smell are very keen, the diet is more mixed, can mate all year round, each litter gives birth to 1-5 litters, mainly inhabits rivers and lakes, especially likes to live in the wooded streams and rivers on both sides, the distribution range is very wide, Asia, Europe, Africa have their traces.

Otters are animals. There is no such animal as Mizuse, which is a typo. Selai is a description of water.

Mizuse (lai), the fourth tone. Otter (ta), third tone. Don't mislead others.

The difference between the pronunciation of 濑 and otter is as follows: [濑] is pronounced as lài.

The snout of the otter skull is thick and short, the forehead is long, and the ventricles are wide and pear-shaped. The interorbital part is narrow, and the postorbital crest extends posteriorly to the "V" shaped temporal crest. The herringbone ridge is distinct. Most of the bony sutures of adult otter skulls are healed, but the bony sutures of the nasal bone are more obvious. Auditory bubbles flattened, triangular.

Morphological characteristics: The body length of the otter is about 560-800 mm, and the tail length is about 300-400 mm. The body is long and oblate.

The head is broad and slightly flattened, the snout is short, and the eyes are slightly abrupt and rounded. The ears are small, with rounded outer edges and low birthing positions. The limbs are short and webbed between the toes (fingers).

There are several short stiff whiskers on the chin** and several short bristles behind the wrist pads of the forelimbs. The nostrils and ear canal have small round lobes that can be closed during diving and are resistant to intrusion.

The otter's body hair is long and dense, and the whole back is brown-colored, with an oily luster; The ventral surface is pale and grayish-brown. The base of the villi is grayish-white, suede brown.

The difference between the pronunciation of Minase and Otter is as follows:

1. [濑] is pronounced as: lài

Se, generally refers to the rapids. For example, the rapid water that flows over the sand and stones: "Ishiseki shallow".

2. The pronunciation of [獭] is: tǎ

Otters have otters and marmots and are amphibious animals, a bit like mice. Found in China, Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa, it is a carnivorous order of the Mustelidae family.

Distinguish between [Se] and [otter]:

The radical of Se is a three-point water cumuli, which describes the flow of water.

The radical of the otter is the rabid dog, which describes the animal.

There is no difference between a sloth and an otter.

Sloth actually refers to otter, and since otter is not a very common word in eggplant, many people will mistake it for or misread it as a lazy word. Otters are also called water dogs and fish cats.

Water monkey is a kind of animal that inhabits rivers and lakes, rests during the day, and comes out at night to move, with a wide distribution range, and belongs to the national second-class protected animals.

Habits of otters.

Otters are carnivorous orders.

1 genus of the family Mustelidae, with a body length of meters and a weight of 3 20 kg; tail thick and long, generally more than 1 2 body length; The toes are webbed, resembling duck's paws. There are 8 species in total, which are widely distributed in Eurasia.

Waters or wetlands in Africa and North and South America. Otters are strong swimmers and are fast, and their main power is to swing up and down with their long muscular tails, while their hind limbs stroke to control their direction.

In swimming, it can be flipped left and right, up and down freely. A dive can last up to 6 to 8 minutes, and he is accustomed to chasing fish in the water. Otters have small round lobes in their nostrils and ear canals, which can be closed during diving to prevent intrusion.

The eye also has a special structure to adapt to the refraction of light in water. The otter has a brown coat of hair, and the body hair is short and dense, shiny, resistant to water immersion, and easy to dry.

The water wrasse and the otter actually refer to the same animal, and the correct way to write it should be an otterBecause the pronunciation of the words "otter" and "se" is the same, but the side is different, many people will make mistakes when writing their names.

There are more than 10 species of otters, and there are at least 5 varieties in China. Otters are mainly distributed in Europe and Asia, and are wild semi-aquatic mammals, with a streamlined body length of about 55 82 cm and a weight of 5-14 kg. The head is broad and slightly flattened, the snout is short but not prominent, the lower jaw is bearded, the eyes are slightly prominent, the back of the body and chest and abdomen are grayish-brown, the throat and the lower part of the neck are grayish-white, and the coat color will change seasonally, with a slight reddish-brown touch in summer.

Habits:

Otters live in burrows, rest during the day, come out at night, except for the mating period, usually live alone, good at swimming and diving, hearing, sight, smell are very keen, and have a mixed diet.

It can mate all year round, giving birth to 1-5 litters per litter, mainly inhabiting rivers and lakes, especially like to live in the wooded streams and rivers on both sides, with a wide range of distribution, Asia, Europe, and Africa have its traces.