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An ornamental otter was mistaken for a lizard by a woman in Aberdeen

An ornamental otter was mistaken for a lizard by a woman in Aberdeen:

Animal welfare experts were called out to investigate a 12-inch lizard found in a woman's garden – only to find it was an ornamental otter. The woman discovered what she thought was a reptile in her cat's outdoor shelter in her Aberdeen garden when she went to check on him on Tuesday.

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Published on 9 March 2018 by Alan Category: NewsTag: Aberdeen, lizard, mistaken, ornamental, otter, Woman

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