Translation of "European otter" in German

The leading animal species for this project was the European otter.

The lesser mole rat (Spalax leucodon) and the European otter (Lutra lutra) are also specially protected.

The European Otter is almost everywhere a species in retreat.

As in many lakes in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern the European otter is also at home in the environs of Damerower Werder and Heidenkirchhof.

Also we may find mammals like the European Polecat ("Mustela putorius"), the Red Fox ("Vulpes vulpes"), the European Otter ("Lutra lutra"), the Water Vole ("Arvicola amphibius"), as well as the ones that live in proximities of the wetlands: the European Rabbit ("Oryctolagus cuniculus"), the Cape Hare ("Lepus capensis"), the Least Weasel ("Mustela nivalis") or the Boar ("Sus scrofa").

Examples of such habitats and species in the UK include European dry heath, otter (Lutra lutra) and stag beetle (Lucanus cervus).

Observed mammals are the European beaver (Castor fiber) and the European otter (Lutra lutra).

Dragonflies, amphibians, bats and rare orchids can be found here; even the European otter has begun settling here again.

The Otter Centre showcases the European otter which is a species threatened by extinction, as well as several related species of marten, in a natural environment.

As a result, their banks are home to such now rare European wildlife as otter, beaver and common kingfisher.

Akyaka: according to most visitors, the main attraction is the natural beauty of Akyaka, together with the biodiversity of the surrounding wetlands, where among other things, the now very rare European otter (lutra lutra) can be spotted.

It is the habitat of rare plants and animals like the white-tailed sea eagle, osprey, crane, great bittern, the European pond turtle, beaver or European otter.

It serves as a valuable habitat for wild horses and water buffalos, as well as species threatened by extinction, such as the European ground squirrel, the European otter and the Hermann’s tortoise.

The site is also compatible with the most vulnerable European otter (Lutra lutra), which has over the years completely disappeared from the northwest and is in decline in the central and eastern regions.

From a natural point of view, this protected area presents a huge ecological contribution with vegetation extending as far as the salt water at the river mouth, marshes, loam which comes and goes with the tide and the many species contained therein. One can also find playful dolphins, herons, white swans, flamingoes, river birds, ducks, birds of prey along with the European otter and bucks amongst other species which just show the diversity of life in the estuary. In the Botanical Reserve amid the dunes in the Tróia peninsula, the amazing variety of flora from the estuary to open sea is also the object of special protection.

From the coast you will get over the island, where today European otter are still native in lakes and brooks, to Usedom the town of which the island received its name.

The European river otter just can't get enough of the low-lying peaty shoreline of Yell where they can often be seen hunting their next meal.

For landscaping we exclusively chose species which grow in the natural habitat of European otters.

The area is famous for its ponds and marshes, which are a natural refuge for wildlife (elks, wolves, deer, roe deer, wild boars, foxes, hares, badgers, European polecats, otters, beavers, raccoons) and rare bird species (eagles,fish eagles, hawks, gray herons, scythes, jays, partridges, common cranes).

Researchers of the Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research have developed two new methods, in order to be able to better estimate the numbers of European Otters (Lutra lutra) and their effects on the fish farming industry.

Besides Danube salmon and black storks, European otters, beavers, and lynxes are among the most endangered species that still have the possibility of retreat and remain undisturbed.

Located along the Wine Route in Alsace, the stork and otter park in Hunawihr covers 5 hectares. You walk along the shaded path around the park on a discovery tour of 200 storks living side by side with ducks, coypus and European otters.