April 13, 2020

Peekaboo Otter

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April 13, 2020
Peekaboo Otter

Species: Sea Otter | Location: Morro Bay, United States of America

By Tammy Kokjohn

Such a joy watching these precious sea otters frolicking in the ocean. Mom and pup sharing a sweet moment made me think of playing peekaboo with a toddler. This sweet little pup's fur is so dense that it can't dive underwater until it gets its adult fur. That comes in handy when mothers leave their pups safely floating on the water's surface while they forage for food.

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