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Fooled by Nature: Sea Otters - Hunting Co-ops
On this episode of Animal Planet's "Fooled by Nature," family values are vital to successful hunting and social structures of the giant river otters along the Amazon. They hunt, eat and groom together, and perform a ritual dance to establish te ...
Added: Sep 11, 2008
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Webisode 26Saving Grace the Otter (04:34)
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