Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/15/psst-hey-buddy-have-any-fish-on-you

Via Kansas City Zoo

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/15/psst-hey-buddy-have-any-fish-on-you

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/13/no-ice-chunks-too-big-for-cronches

Photo by Robin Riggs via Aquarium of the Pacific

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/13/no-ice-chunks-too-big-for-cronches

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/11/sea-otter-pup-hitches-a-ride-on-mums-belly

Photo by Will Wade, via Elakha Alliance, who has a little factoid to start your week:

Female sea otters have the ability to delay implantation of a fertilized embryo. This means after mating, the embryo doesn’t immediately attach to the uterus wall to begin developing. Instead, it stays in a suspended state for several months. This delay allows the mother to time the birth of her pup to the most favorable season when food is abundant and conditions are safer for raising a young otter.

This reproductive strategy helps sea otters maximize the survival chances of their pups in the wild!

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/11/sea-otter-pup-hitches-a-ride-on-mums-belly

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/9/lift-me-up

Via Mark Dumont here and here

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/9/lift-me-up

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/7/cruisin-for-a-snoozin

Via Sea Otter Savvy

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/7/cruisin-for-a-snoozin

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/5/really-for-me

Via Cape May County Zoo

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/5/really-for-me

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/4/summer-calls-for-fishy-ice-treats

Via Oregon Coast Aquarium

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/4/summer-calls-for-fishy-ice-treats

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/2/hey-you-yeah-you

Via Mark Dumont

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/8/2/hey-you-yeah-you