What is a group of otters called?
Q: What is a group of otters called?
A: A group of otters is called a "romp".
Q: Where do otters live?
A: Otters live near and around water, in nests called holts. They can be found on every continent except for Australia and Antarctica.
Q: What family are otters part of?
A: Otters are part of the animal family Mustelid.
Q: Are there different kinds of otters?
A: Yes, there are different kinds of otters. Some live near rivers, some in the sea (sea otters).
Q: What do otter groups do together?
A: Otter groups play together and are energetic, which is why they are sometimes referred to as a "romp".
Q: Do all otter species live in the same environment?
A: No, not all species of otter live in the same environment. Some live near rivers while others inhabit the sea (sea otters).
Q: Are there any continents where you won't find anotter population?
A: Yes, you won't find anotter population on either Australia or Antarctica.
