Our four North American river otter pups are dipping their paws into swim lessons! 🌊🦦 Tilly (mom) has continued to provide exceptional care for Sutton, Tallulah, Kaya and Talon as they learn to swim. The little ones are expected to make their exhibit debut this spring after they've mastered their swimming skills and are introduced to Winston (dad). Stay tuned for more pup-dates! | The Toledo Zoo

2.6K views · 108 reactions | You otter know: due to giant river otters’ size and strong swimming capability, they are successful in competing for prey with black caimans and jaguars in the wild. They prefer fish that remain still on the bottom of clear rivers, and they chase prey rapidly and tumultuously, with twists and dives in the water. #tmyk #dyk | Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens | Facebook

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5.6K views · 246 reactions | It's a great day for a swim. The Giant river otter is the longest member of the weasel family, reaching up to 5.6 ft in length. They are mainly found along the Amazon River and in the Pantanal. However, due to poaching and habitat degradation, the otters are now listed as endangered by the IUCN. | The Dallas World Aquarium | Facebook