Top 20 Amazing Facts About North American River Otters

Top 20 Amazing Facts About North American River Otters.

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[doloressanchez]

I think that your video is misleading and imprecise. You are talking about river otters, but showing images which are clearly of sea otters mixed with river otters.

[RmcBlueSky]

You're mixing river otters with ocean otters.

[mmercier]

Otters are like fishers (cats) and the owl. If you see them... your environment and ecosystem is clean and healthy. Usually you will not see them, they don't want to be seen. If you desire, they are best spotted in the twilight times. They are all quiet, sleek, fast... and they blend with the wood and light.

It is a sport, seeing them.

[jacksonkiely]

When I was about Ten years old, I was in Grand Marais Minnesota with my family. I threw a fit because I didn't want any of the food at a fancy restaurant my mom brought our family too, so she kicked me out of the restaurant to fend for myself for a couple hours! The restaurant was located next to a dock on Lake Superior, I was feeling bad about my situation cursing my mom while I was walking up and down the dock. All of a sudden, a river otter came out of nowhere and hung out with me the whole time my family was eating in the restaurant. It's almost like he was trying to cheer me up! I'll never forget my little furry buddy as long as I live.

[Nyctophora]

Not all of your pictures were of river otters, but I believe your facts were right! :)
Shoutout to Eyebrow Man, Friend of Otters.

[Exavack]

They protecc
They attacc
But most importantly





They cute as hecc

[EricWoodyVariety]

you were showing Sea Otters in some of your images

[hikewithmike]

I love otters...I have a special secret spot in the Florida swamps that I call Otter Point...they always show up when I go there....I love there curiosity they are like a version of a type of aquatic cats in personality!

[drredsays]

I absolutely loved your video! It was interesting, noting the differences between the North American river otter, and the Asian small toad otter, that you see in a lot of YouTube videos. I don’t care I just love otters and I’ll watch anything with otters in it. Thank you for doing this”
Blessings.

[judymercer]

AND they will eat all the fish in your pond

[drowningpooralice]

A bunch of this footage was of sea otters and the video never makes a distinction.

[cherylcurrie]

Why are there so many pics of sea otters?

[RazielTheLost]

if you kill a healthy north american river otter or a small toed japanese otter for any reason you're no friend of mine.

that said half of these are sea otters in the video

[mg]

Thanks for the facts I’m doing a diorama about them and this helps me give facts to my viewers

[heidymargaretedavis]

You are are constnly showing 3 different otter species (sea otters Eurasian otters and Asian short-clawed otters) and almost no North-American river otter, you research should have been better to impress real otter lovers. Appreciate the idea of the vid though.

[dennisrobbins]

In the Detroit Lakes, Mn. area I was swimming in a cove and an otter swam up to within a few feet of me, he floated on his back, splashed around and made a noise that sounded like "bye" swam away ... cool animals, but I've heard they can be testy at times as well..

[kaits_]

thanks - I was doing an essay about river otters lol

[scorpion]

I just saw a river otter while camping in gettysburg pa it was awesome

[neowolf]

So living in "captivity" expands their life? They may soon become the next domesticated species.

[cathysinger]

I just saw an otter walking quickly across my backyard. The front of my house is on a busy hwy, the back of my house a a bay. Can't understand why this otter was walking through the yard and not headed to the water?