Today’s otters are brought to you via Nathan Rupert on flickr.
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Please feel free to use these threads to natter about anything your heart desires. In our heyday these used to go up weekly, now mostly lapsed with sporadic impulsive appearances.
Today’s otters are brought to you via Nathan Rupert on flickr.
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Today’s otter was snapped by Don Benova on flickr at Zoo Negara, Malaysia. Please feel free to use this thread to natter about anything your heart desires. Is there anything great happening in your life?
Today’s otter, a North American river otter snapped in Yellowstone National Park, is brought to you via yathin on flickr.
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Otters! Vicious little wea —
dawwwwww.
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Today’s otter comes via The Daily Otter.
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Some newcomers to Hoyden may have received the impression, over the past few weeks, that I think otters are cute little cuddly furry things. Nothing could be further from the truth. Vicious little weasels, the lot of them, and I love them for it. Here’s a video of otters showing a crocodile just who’s in charge.
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Today’s otter was snapped in Yellostone by yathin on flickr.
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The photo was taken in the Pforzheim wildlife park (English translation) in the Black Forest, Germany.
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Happy New Year, people! Today’s sleepy-looking otter comes via the Telegraph’s WWT Photo Competition 2010.
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Today’s otter, Mazu, is an orphaned Congo Clawless Otter, rescued and hand reared with assistance from the International Otter Survival Fund.