wet otts Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 20:50 · #172 · Reply
1822 kb jpg
BLRLBLRLBLBLRLBL
Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 20:50 · #173 · Reply
767 kb jpg
Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 20:50 · #174 · Reply
595 kb jpg
fun fact: otter's skin actually never gets wet because of their thick fur. It's so thick it's waterproof.
Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 20:51 · #175 · Reply
952 kb jpg
Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 19:52 · #192 · Reply
147 kb jpg
BRHSFHRBRHFGFSH

Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 19:52 · #193 · Reply
35 kb jpg
Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 22:54 · #197 · Reply
45 kb jpg
Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 23:09 · #198 · Reply
286 kb jpg
Anonymous Monday March 01 2021 12:23 · #203 · Reply
44 kb jpg
>>198
What happened to his face?
Anonymous Monday March 01 2021 13:06 · #205 · Reply
>>203
Modern cameras can't catch up to otter whirlwind power.
Anonymous Wednesday June 09 2021 09:46 · #1075 · Reply
Otters get wet, otters get dry.
Anonymous Wednesday June 09 2021 11:30 · #1079 · Reply
>>1075
One of the best natural processes
Anonymous Saturday June 12 2021 21:25 · #1152 · Reply
865 kb jpg
Anonymous Saturday June 12 2021 21:25 · #1153 · Reply
512 kb jpg
Anonymous Saturday June 12 2021 22:34 · #1155 · Reply
>>1079
A lot of the great natural processes will involve otters in some capacity
Anonymous Sunday June 13 2021 02:26 · #1157 · Reply
>>1155
In a perfect world.
Dubdubs confirm that's the way it's supposed 2b.
Anonymous Saturday February 19 2022 23:49 · #2257 · Reply
45 kb jpg
1000 miles per hour
Anonymous Wednesday March 08 2023 12:25 · #3462 · Reply
These are magnificent
Post a reply
nobo development