A woman was excited to spot an otter at a Lancaster County lake.Melissa-Ann Kolessar, of Ephrata, snapped photos of the ...

In this adorable video, a mother river otter persuades her reluctant baby to take a swim. The video, as seen on Jane Godley’s YouTube channel, offers a funny scene complete with narration.

A river otter may swim at speeds up to 9.7 km/hr (6 mph), and remain submerged for several minutes at a time, diving 13.7 m (45 ft) or covering 402 m (1320 ft) while submerged. Although river otters ...

On February 15, the sweet Thai pup enjoyed a relaxing swim with a river otter pal like it was a completely normal thing to do, but naturally, social media viewers have been stunned since @mei_726 ...

On land, river otters can bound and run quite well, if not quite as effectively as they swim. They love to playfully slide down snow-covered, icy, or muddy hills—often ending with a splash in ...

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 ...

The Long Island Aquarium recently announced the birth of four river otter pups to resident otters Stark and Flo.

It’s quadruplets! Visitors to the Long Island Aquarium may now see four otter pups in their outdoor habitat. The pups, two ...

The public will be able to see the pups via a video camera in the River’s Edge building beginning Saturday, March 1. It will be several weeks before they start swimming in the otter habitat.