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\r\nThis captive bred animal is showing the kind of concentration that characterises all the cat family and makes them such superb hunters.","photographer":"Robert Lawrence","width":600,"id":2873982,"height":418,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":"","server_id":5,"link":"photo_2873982.html","src":"_Wildcat_7256-website.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":178936,"gallery":1});
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\r\nIn the 1970's it was the otter hunters who first brought the decline in numbers to the attention of the scientific community.
\r\nIt was soon discovered that toxins from pesticides were accumulating in their systems. Numbers dropped alarmingly but with the banning of many chemical agents and given total protection the otter is back.
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\r\nThe best chance of seeing and photographing wild otters is in the north of Scotland and on the scottish islands. Here the otters frequent the coast and are much more diurnal in their habits than their southern counterparts.
\r\nMany people call these northern animals 'sea otters' but this is incorrect as the Sea Otter is a completely different race and is not found in this country.","photographer":"Robert Lawrence","width":600,"id":2901480,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":"","server_id":5,"link":"photo_2901480.html","src":"Otter 1901_21-03-07.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":178936,"gallery":0});
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\r\nAs it breeds freely with domesticated ferrets there is some concern that the genes are being diluted by interbreeding with ferret escapees.","photographer":"Robert Lawrence","width":600,"id":2934323,"height":400,"takendate":"","payment_groups_id":"","server_id":5,"link":"photo_2934323.html","src":"Polecat 7321.jpg","home":0,"purchase_instruction":"","galleries_id":178936,"gallery":0});