What are some of the things we come to know about otters from this text?
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Source: TextbookFrom the text, we learn that otters are intelligent, playful, and curious animals. They enjoy water and are natural swimmers. Otters are also affectionate and can form strong bonds with humans. They like inventing games and exploring their surroundings. Mij, the otter in the story, shows emotions, has unique habits, and needs attention and companionship, indicating that otters are sensitive and social creatures.
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