Translation for 'Eurasian otter' from English to French

Eurasian otter

loutre {f} commune [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} d'Europe [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} européenne [Lutra lutra]zool.T

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Eurasian river otter

loutre {f} commune [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} d'Europe [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} européenne [Lutra lutra]zool.T

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otter

loutre {f} [sous-famille Lutrinae]zool.T

European otter

loutre {f} européenne [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} d'Europe [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} commune [Lutra lutra]zool.T

giant otter

loutre {f} géante (du Brésil) [Pteronura brasiliensis]zool.T

loutre {f} géante sudaméricaine [Pteronura brasiliensis]zool.T

sea otter

loutre {f} de mer [Enhydra lutris]zool.T

common otter

loutre {f} de rivière [Lontra canadensis]zool.T

loutre {f} commune [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} européenne [Lutra lutra]zool.T

loutre {f} d'Europe [Lutra lutra]zool.T

Japanese otter

loutre {f} japonaise [Lutra nippon]zool.T

groot otter

loutre {f} à joues blanches [Aonyx capensis]zool.T

marine otter

loutre {f} de mer méridionale [Lontra felina]zool.T

loutre {f} marine [Lontra felina]zool.T

otter shrew

limnogale {m} [Microgale mergulus, syn. : Limnogale mergulus]zool.T

neotropical (river) otter

loutre {f} de la Plata [Lontra longicaudis]zool.T

Cameroon clawless otter

loutre {f} à joues blanches du Congo [Aonyx capensis congicus, syn. : Aonyx congicus]zool.T

paraonyx {m} tacheté [Aonyx capensis congicus, syn. : Aonyx congicus]zool.T

Old World otter

loutre {f} commune [Lutra lutra]zool.T

• Barbary sheep "Ammotragus lervia" and mountain gazelle "Gazella cuvieri" still have populations in the region, as does the striped hyena "Htaena hyaena", and these are mixed with mammals which have more European origins such as wild boar "Sus scrofa", Eurasian otter "Lutra lutra" and red fox "Vulpes vulpes".
• Considerable confusion has existed relating to the status of the Eurasian otter and the endemic "maxwelli" subspecies of the smooth-coated otter in the region, but recent surveys have confirmed that both still survive.
• It is ideal for the water-bound species like Eurasian otter or wildcat, which are protected all over Europe.
• In the 20th century, both Eurasian otter and the smooth-coated otter were present in the marshes, but populations have declined since the 1970s.
• The Water of Feugh and the lower part of the Water of Aven are both designated as part of the River Dee Special Area of Conservation due to their importance for populations of Atlantic salmon and Eurasian otter.

• Roe deer, red deer and wild boar are very common in the national park. The park also hosts high populations of eurasian otter and beaver. Occasionally moose and gray wolf can be found in the park.
• of lakes are home to Eurasian otter, goosander, gadwall and kingfisher.
• Three exceptions are the semi-aquatic Eurasian otter, water deer and Père David's deer.
• In Syria, the Eurasian otter was recorded in montane creeks in Latakia and Raqqa Governorates and in the lower Euphrates valley in Deir ez-Zor Governorate.
• These species were previously included in the genus "Lutra", together with the Eurasian otter, but they have now been moved to a separate genus.

• Riverside mammals are seen frequently and Eurasian otter, American mink and red fox are common.
• The river supports Atlantic salmon ("Salmo salar") and Eurasian otter ("Lutra lutra").
• Other animals include Eurasian otter ("Lutra lutra"), European badger ("Meles meles"), hazel dormouse ("Muscardinus avellanarius"), roe deer ("Capreolus capreolus") and wood mouse ("Apodemus sylvaticus").
• Other animal species present are: "Eriogaster catax", "Lucanus cervus", Eurasian otter, large copper and hazel dormouse.
• The gudgeon is a common prey of many fish-eating predators like Eurasian otter or common kingfisher.

• Marine species with protection status which are known from the site include the Eurasian otter ("Lutra lutra"), grey seal ("Halichoerus grypus"), common bottlenose dolphin ("Tursiops truncatus") and harbour porpoise ("Phocoena phocoena").
• Other species of note recorded near Anchor Church include Eurasian otter, and 1970s records of small water-pepper ("Persicaria minor").
• The Eurasian otter's spraints are black and slimy, [...] long and deposited in groups of up to four in prominent locations near water.