Nice soundtrack and delightful video. Perhaps we could all learn something from these fun, playful critters; they are just so joyously happy. How cute. Thanks for sharing.
@@adriennecleveland8324 I am doing a ethological zoology project over the question: does time of day affect otter activity? I plan to use this as an example of playful otter behaviors.
They have the same reoccurring humor as humans. They run over the same path goofily and mount thier attack. Then the punchline transitions and they still engage. River Otters 🎉
Nice video! I live near a state park and I have a feeling that otters live there due to fact that it is connected to the river and my mom and sister said they saw one I am still looking for them! I have also seen many eaten clams on the shore and the only other animals around are geese deer and ducks
Hi, Daniel. I didn’t know the answer, but Google told me this: Out of the water, a group of otters is called a romp, a lodge, a bevy, or a family. I particularly like “romp.” In the water a group of sea otters is called a raft, but I don’t know if that applies to these river otters.
I just love the river otters. Thanks for this wonderful video of them. It is so much fun to be kayaking down a river and see the otters. I recently saw some on the Chassahowitzka River near Homosassa, Fla.
@@adriennecleveland8324 A couple of weeks ago was the first time I have seen otters in the wild. It was 90 miles from my house, but well worth the trip. Mine weren't as playful as yours, they were too busy eating blue crabs. Here is an unlisted link to them: P4140057
Paul , Thanks so much for sharing your video. Otters do love their crab, don’t they? I’m amazed that their jaws and teeth are strong enough to bite right through our Dungeness crabs and chew them up.
Hello Adrienne! My name is Bridget, and I writing on behalf of a small environmental charity called Friends of the Rouge Watershed. We are trying to put together a video right now to encourage the Government of Canada to strengthen environmental protections in Rouge National (Urban) Park, so that the park would have more interior forest. We want to show the public some of the species that we could expect to find there if there were actually protections for the interior forest, so we were wondering if we could include a clip of one of your otter videos? It is so cute that we really think it would add to the impact of the video! I hope to hear from you soon, Bridget
It's a shame that I can't go down to the river area behind my house in the country... and see this kind of thing happening in a pond or such during my walks. Would love to see some otter tumbling. Either way, splendid video. The music was quite a funny addition also, lol.
Beautiful! Watching them live & play as nature intend s course not in owners !! It's disgusting & cruel. Actually 700 channels were shut down& a few otter channels.. it is a BLK market & I'm sure that is why they never show faces& hug Sakura so# FREE OTTERS!!
