Otter & Raccoon

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River Otter

Otters are aquatic weasels. You may find them climbing around on banks, or splashing around in the water, especially around dusk.

-- Wikipedia


Raccoon

Dean Newman Photography

Raccoons are not aquatic, but frequently found near water, especially at night, when their eye-shine gives them away.

-- Wikipedia


Whirligig Beetle

Whirligig Beetles are typically found in groups making crazy circles at the surface, although they are also capable of diving and flying. These are 'true beetles', not bugs. They are harmless scavengers.

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