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Otters “thrive” on being watched by zoo visitors, reveals new research

Asian small-clawed otters are among the most social and vocal members of the otter family. (Adelaide Zoo via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Otters "thrive" on being watched by zoo visitors, reveals new research.

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