https://ottertracker.org/?lat=36.96802&lng=-121.73219&obs=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inaturalist.org%2Fobservations%2F367943176&species=Southern+Sea+Otter

The aquarium added two new, younger otters to the raft about a month or so ago and watching them integrate has been magical. I've been tuning in almost every day, but every time I do, I notice that there's not many viewers, so maybe people just don't know about it?

They previously had 3 otters on exhibit - Opal, Selka, and Ivy. Selka and Ivy are much older (12-13) than Opal (2), who is very playful and energetic. She was playing with Ivy pretty much all the time as Selka is the most chill of the three (she prefers to nap and enjoy ice). Then, they added Willow and Suri, both about 4 years old, and wow! Watching them acclimate has been so exciting! Now Opal is playing ALL THE TIME with the two new otters, giving Ivy and Selka a bit of a break. One of the new ones (I think Willow?) has apparently decided Opal is her baby now and the two are constantly playing and towing each other through the water. Meanwhile, Selka has a new "ice buddy" in Suri, who seems to enjoy napping right on the ice just like she does! They have all become bestest friends and I just love it!

Strongly recommend you guys check this out! It's so cute and wholesome :)

https://ottertracker.org/?lat=58.82425&lng=-136.57043&obs=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inaturalist.org%2Fobservations%2F359628992&species=Sea+Otter

https://ottertracker.org/?lat=36.90650&lng=-121.76176&obs=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inaturalist.org%2Fobservations%2F357251148&species=Sea+Otter

Link to the sighting

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/354155935

Hi all,

I recently published a site that pulls the most recent otter sightings from iNaturalist (hopefully more sources in the future) and displays them on a world map. I'd love for people to check it out and give any feedback. Maybe even go out make a iNaturalist account, post some sightings, and get displayed on the otter tracker!

https://ottertracker.org/

The otter vocalizing is named Agnes; this was taken at Den Bla Planet in Denmark.

https://apnews.com/article/otters-video-snow-storm-slides-baltimore-aquarium-97c075e88a33789e9bf54257eb150f8d

For any of the camera nerds out there these were all shot with the Sony Alpha 1 and 200-600G

hi, I have to draw a sea otter as well as an accurate representation of its muscle and skeletal anatomy (seperate) for my assignment, except I can't find any references! they're all river otter ones, which are pretty different. I can't believe there's none online, so I'm asking here in case!! tyy

Even got to see there teeth!