otter vs fence Anonymous · #1222 · Reply
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I want to break free
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The smell of freedom...
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Anonymous · #1229 · Reply
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Amazing climbers otters are
Anonymous · #1230 · Reply
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This is just sad. Why are we looking at otters restrained by fences? Have an otter asserting his FREEDOM!

Anonymous · #1232 · Reply
Dangerous otter!
Anonymous · #1233 · Reply
Is the fence restraining the otter, or is the otter restraining the fence?
Anonymous · #1234 · Reply
Its actually very difficult to keep an otter in or out using a fence, they often find a way around it.
Anonymous · #1235 · Reply
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Otters want to move around unrestrained. In this regard they are the opposite of plants who restrain themselves.
Humans always want to restrain things and keep them under their control even though they end up restraining themselves by doing this, in this way we are quite similar to plants.
Anonymous · #1239 · Reply
What if an unstoppable otter meets an immovable fence?
Anonymous · #1240 · Reply
>>1239 Ah, the irresistible otter
paradox.
Anonymous · #1247 · Reply
>>1232
>Dangerous otter!
The best kind.
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Anonymous · #1269 · Reply
All otts are dangerous if you make them angry.
Hot tip: don't make an otter angry!
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