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Gavin Maxwell was a Scottish naturalist best known for his work with otters, chronicled in his book Ring of Bright Water. In 1956, Maxwell traveled to Iraq and was given an otter named Mijbil that he brought back to Scotland. Over time, Maxwell bonded with Mijbil and observed his playful behavior and habits as he acclimated to life in Scotland, far from his native marshes in Iraq. Maxwell documented their relationship in his popular book.
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Mijbil the otter
- 2. Gavin Maxwell(1914-1969) Scottish naturalist and author. Best known for his work with otters. His work Ring of Bright Water(1960) about how he brought an otter back from Iraq and raised it in Scotland. The otter was of a previously unknown sub-species which was subsequently named after Maxwell
- 3. Do you have a pet?
- 4. An annual dog licence. Annual vaccination Regular grooming and bathing Obedience training Feed a balanced diet Socialisation Exercise, affection and play
- 5. Otters Found in large marshes Near Basra, Iraq Carnivorous mammals
- 6. Iraq London Mostly marshes Large part of Iraq is desert The mountain areas near iran and turkey have cold winters. The snow melts it causes flood in central and southern Iraq Large population and busy city Multi storage building Temperate climate Snow is not very common in london
- 7. 1956 travelled to Iraq
- 11. FIVE DAYS LATER MAXWELLS MAIL ARRIVED
- 12. Two Arabs handed him a sack
- 13. here is your 看岳岳艶姻盒
- 16. NAMED MIJBIL
- 17. FOR FIRSTTWENTY FOUR HOURS MIJBIL WAS NEITHER HOSTILE NOR FRIENDLY
- 21. Spend most of his time in playing
- 22. HE SPENT HOURS SHUFFLINGA RUBBER BALL AROUNDTHE ROOM LIKE A FOUR-FOOTED SOCCER PLAYER AND ALSOTHREW THE BALL
- 23. Transporting Mij to England and to Camusfearna
- 25. Car driver tore through the streets of Basra like a ricocheting bullet
- 26. Airhostess was the very queen of her kind
- 27. Otter disappeared in the aircraft
- 28. Brought back to Maxwell, otter began to nuzzle his face and neck
- 29. Maxwell and his otter reach London where he has a flat.
- 30. Otter plays with a selection of toys Rubber fruits balls Terrapin shell marbles
- 31. MIJ DEVELOPS CERTAIN COMPULSIVE HABITS
- 32. Londener could not recognize an otter
- 33. Random guccesses Baby bear hippo Baby seal squirrel mongoose brontosaur dragon beaver
- 34. Digging labourer Here, Mister what is that supposed to be
- 36. Thank you