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An otter has no trouble getting its slinky body into tight, hidden spaces. They also blend in perfeclty with their natural surroundings. That's why they are so hard to spot.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0_UF8qdoxI

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>>2287

The otter is here, in case you missed it

>>2288

Thank you, I was having trouble with that one. I was worried that there might not have been an otter at all

>>2289

Always expect otters.

Ninja Otters !?
You never know when they will strike

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Here's Bealltainn hiding in her enclosure at IOSF's sanctuary.
https://mailchi.mp/otter.org/your-latest-in-otter-news-crdm0yff7s-2634830

>>3400

Where?

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>>3404

Why hasn't anyone posted a pic with an otter in it in this thread yet?

>>4002

Otters are very sneaky, I have confidence we will get to see one someday!

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Tolga peeking

These otters have disguised themselves as salamanders, but they cant fool us because they have "otter" in their name. Silly otters! https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240904-hellbenders-saving-the-threatened-lasagne-lizard-from-extinction