"Lutrinae" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Lutrinae" Meaning

Lutrinae is a subfamily of carnivorous mammals, commonly known as otters. It is a part of the weasel family (Mustelidae) and includes species such as Eurasian otters, American river otters, and sea otters.

"Lutrinae" Examples

Examples of Lutrinae


An otter (family Lutrinae) is a carnivorous mammal with a slender body, short legs, and a long neck.
1. The lutrinae family includes over 13 species of otters, which are usually found near water sources. [^1]
2. Otters from the lutrinae family have a unique ability to close their eyes and nostrils while swimming underwater. [^2]
3. In some parts of the world, lutrinae otters have become endangered due to habitat destruction and hunting. [^3]
4. The lutrinae family is known for their playful and social behavior. They often live in family groups called "romps" or "conyms". [^4]
5. The lutrinae family provides an important role in maintaining ecosystems by controlling pest populations and cleaning water sources. [^5]

[^1]: National Geographic, "Otter"
[^2]: Scientific American, "The Amazing Adaptability of Otters"
[^3]: World Wildlife Fund, "Otters"
[^4]: BBC, "Otters: The Playful Carnivores"
[^5]: Animal Planet, "Otter Facts"