Hairy Nosed Otters Anonymous · #1525 · Reply
34 kb jpg
What do you like about hairy nosed otters? I like their hairy noses.
Anonymous · #1527 · Reply
whoa! Look at those big whiskers!
Anonymous · #1528 · Reply
That distinguished gentleman with the impressive whiskers is smoking a cigar, correct? That's what I see.
Anonymous · #1530 · Reply
A very special kind of wild-growing cigar
Anonymous · #1568 · Reply
This is the rarest otter, but they are the only extant otter in the same genus (Lutra
) as the Eurasian otter, the most widespread otter.
Anonymous · #1570 · Reply
These otters are seriously under-appreciated.
>live in swamp forests of south east Asia
>were declared extinct in 1998, later rediscovered
>basically nobody knows anything about them because they're so rare and hard to observe in the wild
>they're only spotted once every few decades
>only one captive specimen exists (the other one died)
>But have also been found living in palm oil plantations
Makes one think they're not actually that rare, just good at hiding from us. They probably have their reasons.
Anonymous · #1575 · Reply
>>1570
>Makes one think they're not actually that rare, just good at hiding from us. They probably have their reasons.
Good reasons.
Anonymous · #1578 · Reply
Just playing hard to get
Anonymous · #1586 · Reply
That too ;)
Anonymous · #1610 · Reply
What does it mean to "get" an otter? To get
as in to understand
?
Anonymous · #1611 · Reply
Great q, otternon.
Can anyone truly understand an Otter?
Otters remain hopeful, but still lack concrete evidence.
Anonymous · #1664 · Reply
There's no way to physically "get" an otter, because even if you capture it, its spirit will remain free.
Anonymous · #1676 · Reply
This truly is the hope of the world.
Post a reply