The playful North American river otter is equally at home in the water and on land. It makes its home in a burrow near the water's edge, and can thrive in river, lake, swamp, or estuary ecosystems.

On Wednesday, February 12th, "Zinnia," a 7-year-old North American river otter gave birth to three pups at the Florida: Mission Everglades exhibit at Zoo Miami!  This is Zinnia's third litter.  This ...

North American river otter pups have been born at the Seneca Park Zoo for the first time in its 132-year history. The three offspring — two females and one male — were born to 9-year-old female otter ...

North American river otter mom Tilly is teaching her new pup Mo how to swim by diving into the water with the baby animal at the Oregon Zoo A doting river otter mother is working on getting her ...

North American river otters, Lontra canadensis ... and Pascal make their home at Zoo Knoxville, they don’t face the same challenges as wild otters. So it’s likely they took the slopes for ...

American river otters were ubiquitous in most waterways across North America before the arrival of European settlers, the trust said. They were gone by the early 1900s — a casualty of fur ...

How do otter moms teach their young to swim? Let’s find out. The video, hilariously narrated on Godley’s video, originally came from the Oregon Zoo. The two North American river otters are ...

MIAMI - Three North American river otter pups have been born at Zoo Miami's Florida: Mission Everglades exhibit. Seven-year-old Zinnia gave birth to the litter Wednesday, February 12, the zoo ...