Is there anything as cute as an otter pup? Anaik at the Seattle Aquarium shows off her sweet bundle of fluff!
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Is there anything as cute as an otter pup? Anaik at the Seattle Aquarium shows off her sweet bundle of fluff!
Click here to visit the Seattle Aquarium Facebook page
Sure, this is a party we'd all love to attend but I sure wouldn't want to clean up after these messy little otters! Here's hoping they have an endorsement deal with Ruffles, Tostitos and Doritos that will keep them rolling in fish for the rest of the year.
Sure, no one likes going to the doctor or vet but the good people at the Seattle Aquarium will take great care of little Aniak and make sure she grows up healthy!
Elfin the otter gets a snack frozen in ice. This is part of the Vancouver Aquarium's enrichment program that keeps the otters stimulated. Why no rocks to crack open their food? Because aquariums found that the otters would scratch the glass with the rocks.
There's an adorable new rescued sea otter pup at Sea World in San Diego. Found in Monterey, this pup will now be cared for at Sea World since due to medical problems she was deemed unreleasable. It'll probably be a while before she joins the main exhibit but hopefully I'll be able to catch a glimpse of her in the care center behind the main otter exhibit when I visit Sea World next week.
I'm not 100% sure what this otter is up to but the original uploader of the video claims that this is otter is marking his territory.
So cute! I'm now looking for the original video.
Tired. :)
I hope that all of you are spending your weekend holding hands with someone special too!
I have wanted to visit Vancouver for so many years and I still haven't had the time to go. After seeing these playful otters at Stanley Park I want to go even more.
If you're lucky enough to live near the Vancouver aquarium, be sure to visit them from Friday, September 23 to Sunday, November 6 for their Rescue Stories. You can learn about their rescue work and meet rescued animals like Tanu the sea otter.
On my next trip to Seattle, I'm definitely signing up for this class!
I can't believe that I've been so busy that I haven't visited Ollie the otter at the Aquarium of the Pacific yet. Have you?
Here's some nice footage of a sea otter chomping down on an octopus. Otters can eat 25 to 30 percent of their body so this big octopus should hold him over for a while.