North American River Otter Facts: the NORTHERN OTTER 🦦

[@AnimalFactFiles]

I LOVE watching these animals at our local zoo!! Here are some other otter facts on AFF: Otter Facts - kzbin.info/www/bejne/enXKfWBjptmnsM0

[@eugenejackson5576]

Hi can u guys do Facts on the pinewoods tree frogs 🙏

[@AnimalFactFiles]

@@eugenejackson5576 Sure I'll add them to the list! Thanks so much!!

[@HIJAOBUMI13]

Nice😇😇😇

[@erstwhilegrubstake]

Otters, no matter what they're doing it always looks like they're having so much fun!

[@DrivingGod21]

River otters are slowly returning to the provincial park and river near my house. We often see beavers, muskrats, and mink, but there have been many reports over the last few years of seeing river otters near Calgary! Adorable little buggers.

[@AnimalFactFiles]

Love to hear it!

[@khangembamkumar7274]

Great content 💯

[@kellyjohns6612]

I've been learning about beavers and I came across this when wondering what the difference is between them and the otter. What a neat little critter. Big difference between the species, BTW 😏

[@lkb3rd]

I saw a pair this summer near Killington Vermont, in a small mountain stream.

[@Abbie_Loves_John]

I live in Oklahoma and just saw one for the first time yesterday. Couldn’t believe my eyes lol. I was walking my big dog and he was swimming in the lake, popping his head up and watching us the whole time we walked by.

[@yaboysix]

Nice!

[@pibarrante6901]

I just spotted one at my home! Yay!

[@indyreno2933]

Can you do fact files on the zorillas (genus Ictonyx)?

[@EkoSembayat]

I have an Otter at home 😊

[@adeliaalvarez29]

The how because I want to get one

[@davidschmidt8391]

I seen one of them down here in the Texas hill country . I thought it was a beaver or a massive nutria at first.

[@tracycormorant6711]

What part! I was just at lake Travis and love otters

[@davidschmidt8391]

It was on a farm near hutto about 300 yards from a pond sunbathing in tall dead grass. He/she was pretty big 3 or 4 feet long with the tale. First one I’ve ever seen in the wild. Hopped/ran away as soon as it noticed us.

[@eunaekim9216]

I don't know whether I "otter" cry or laugh at these guys!

[@BlockyMountainLion]

"they are generally top predators, but they have a few predators." names every predator

[@Lobo-tommy10]

The range map in the beginning was from last century.

[@ZenEndurance]

Anybody trying to map their territory, I saw some a couple years ago in Independence, Texas. That's waaaaaay on the edge of where anybody had previously seen any in a long time.

[@prairie12321]

River otters do not have a layer of blubber, they rely on their waterproof fur to stay warm in cold water.

[@badbenito]

The Kushtaka approve!

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

River Otter Troop #460 needs a new commander.

[@Earth.is.F1AT]

My Spirit Animal. 🥰🥰🥰🦦🦦🦦💖💖💖

[@ryansharp4691]

They don’t close their eyes underwater fyi

[@whatabouttheearth]

Their scientific name says they're Canadian eh? Lontra canadensis

[@FitzGeraldDuncan-p7i]

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[@billymorris-watts3766]

Beautiful creatures but they do so much damage to fish stocks if they are not controlled appropriately they will decimate local fish population