The Ozark Stream exhibit at the Oklahoma Aquarium showcases native animals such as North American beavers, river otters, and raccoons, all adapted to stream ecosystems. Beavers play a crucial role in creating wetlands through their dam-building activities, while river otters are known for their playful nature and unique adaptations for swimming. Raccoons, often associated with urban environments, engage in food-washing behavior, using their sensitive paws to identify prey. The exhibit also emphasizes the importance of stream ecosystem conservation due to the impact of sedimentation on local habitats.
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