The playful North American river otter is equally at home in the water and on land. It makes its home in a burrow near the water's edge, and can thrive in river, lake, swamp, or estuary ecosystems.

Wildlife officials are calling it a comeback for a formerly common critter in Texas after it was spotted on camera for the ...

She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina. Four North American river otter pups have made their debut at Toledo Zoo in northwest Ohio. The Toledo Zoo made the announcement this week ...

But the fresh tracks of two otters are printed on the new-fallen snow. The pair has left the frozen river where they have been swimming after fish under the ice. Now they are hunting small mammals and ...

It's one that begins two thousand years ago in North America ... shape of the upper half of a swimming otter, with its paws perched on the bank of a river, and it looks as though it's just ...

Ophelia the escaped zoo otter is back home but Louie remains elusive — perhaps in search of a mate. The two North American ...

North American river otter pups have been born at the Seneca Park Zoo for the first time in its 132-year history. The three offspring — two females and one male — were born to 9-year-old ...

Flo and her offspring can be seen at the 1,500 square foot “Otter Falls” exhibit, which also features a nine-foot waterfall until fall of 2026. North American river otters typically weigh up ...

It's one that begins two thousand years ago in North America ... shape of the upper half of a swimming otter, with its paws perched on the bank of a river, and it looks as though it's just ...

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 trust captured images of the otter on a game camera it installed in the area to monitor wildlilfe. American river otters were ubiquitous in most waterways across North America before the ...

However, the search for a second escaped river otter continues. Ophelia, a North American river otter, was found on March 28 and returned to the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Suamico, Wisconsin, the zoo ...