yea

They are so white on the bottom...

>>1395

It’s good camouflage for when they’re swimming

>>1397

Not if they swim on their backs

>>1398

True, but otters are very smart, so they not to do that.

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>>1404

but they do

Eh, who cares if some crab sees them?

>>1407

Not otters.

>>1405

Looks like fun!

>>1581

Doesn't it?
Free floating.

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>>1397

Then why do sea otters have white heads?

>>1662

Maybe, for when they are diving down vertically, the crabs on the sea floor don't see them so easily?

>>1662

Strangely, some of them have dark heads and others have light heads.

>>1844

Death will not announce itself.

>>1880

Aren't there like three different subspecies?

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>>1914

Ah yes

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Upside down awake otter.

>>1914

Yes!
* Enhydra lutris nereis
(Southern sea otter)
* Enhydra lutris kenyoni
(Northern sea otter, lives in Alaska and is slightly bigger than southern)
* Enhydra lutris lutris
(lives in Russia and Japan)

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>>2124

And here's a map

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Post some more inverted otters

Is a sea otter considered an upside down otter if it's on its feet or if it's on its back?

sɹǝʇʇo

Otters are usually very busy, it's good to see they also get some time to rest

>>4004

That depends on if it's in the water or on land,
In the water sea otters swim on there backs, so a sea otter on its stomach would be an upside down otter
But on land sea otters walk on their feet, so a sea otter on its back on land would be an upside down otter
An otter is an upside down otter if it would usually be the other way up in the given context

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>>4045

What about an otter doing a headstand?

>>4046

That's a spiral shaped otter, a category into itself

>>4047

Otters come in so many shapes, they are really quite amazing!