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Kildare just scored Ireland's first 'otter crossing' sign

Shout out to the Lilywhites.

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IF YOU GO down to Kildare today, you’re sure of a big surprise….

No, not bears. OTTERS.

So many otters, in fact, that Kildare has procured Ireland’s very first Otter Crossing signage.

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The signs have actually been in place on the Kilcock to Maynooth road since November and are there to warn motorists about Majestic River Cats (to give otters their proper names) crossing from the Rye Water to the Royal Canal.

Kildare.ie reports that there have been a number of otters killed on the road in the past few years.

via @luberachi

Written by Emer McLysaght and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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