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Friday, October 16, 2009
Aquarium Clowns
My favorite part of the Aquarium was the outdoor otter exhibit. The Sea Otters (Enhydra lutris) seemed to enjoy entertaining us. I got a number of photos of otter tails and the backs of otter heads as they swam past...I think they did it on purpose. Note the wicked canine teeth - all otters are ferocious carnivores of the mustelidae family which includes weasels, mink, and wolverines!
The River Otters (Lontra canadensis) spent more time under the water, and released streams of air bubbles from their fur! It helps kssp them warm in cold water. They appeared to be about half the size of their sea-going cousins. Otters always look like they are having fun!
Suzanne Arruda- the Jade del Cameron mysteries: "The Mark of the Lion" "Stalking Ivory", "The Serpent's Daughter", "The Leopard's Prey" and "The Golden Cheetah"
Ken Goddard - "Balefire" and others
Stephen White - the Dr. Alan Gregory books are all great. "Kill Me" is my favorite.
Harlan Coben - anything he writes is great
Elizabeth Peters - Amelia Peabody mysteries
My Favorite Nonfiction Authors and Books
"Coyote's Guide to Connecting With Nature" by Jon Young, Ellen Haas and Evan McGown- 2nd edition coming soon!
Gavin De Becker - "The Gift of Fear"
"Deep Survival" by Laurence Gonzales- the best survival book I've ever read! Not a how-to, its more of a who does,and why.
Candice Millard - "The River of Doubt -Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey"
Anything that starts with "Peterson's Field Guide To..."
Tom Brown, Jr. - "The Tracker" and others
Mark Elbroch - "Mammal Tracks and Sign" and "Animal Skulls"
My favorite part of the Aquarium was the outdoor otter exhibit. The Sea Otters (Enhydra lutris) seemed to enjoy entertaining us. I got a number of photos of otter tails and the backs of otter heads as they swam past...I think they did it on purpose. Note the wicked canine teeth - all otters are ferocious carnivores of the mustelidae family which includes weasels, mink, and wolverines!
The River Otters (Lontra canadensis) spent more time under the water, and released streams of air bubbles from their fur! It helps kssp them warm in cold water. They appeared to be about half the size of their sea-going cousins. Otters always look like they are having fun!
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