If I get a choice, I’m coming back as an otter in my next life.
u89djt on YouTube writes:
I filmed this otter at London Zoo going circus with a small white rock earlier today. I’ve never seen anything like it before. Check out the way she puts so much effort into balancing the rock.
See animals are just like us. Their mothers also pressure them to do things they don’t want to do.
If youve spent any time watching the Zoos North American river otters or our Asian small-clawed otters, youve probably noticed that otters seem almost as home in the water as most fish. But, did you know that otters have to be taught how to swim? Otter pups arent born with any innate knowledge of how to swim or handle themselves in the water. And since otters depend on water to survive, mom has to teach her babies how to be as home in the water as they are on land.
Thanks to Columbus Zoo and Aquarium for the video.
Here are some more tiny little baby critters for your eyes to feast upon. In case you missed part 1 then you can click here
Baby Otters
Asian small-clawed otter baby quadruplets huddle together at Osaka Kaiyukan Aquarium on May 7, 2010.
Parma wallaby
A baby Parma wallaby nibbles on a blade of dry grass from within her mother’s pouch at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in Cleveland, on Friday, May 7, 2010.
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