Otterly adorable

[stux@mstdn.social]

Otterly adorable

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@stux@mstdn.social @vivi@movsw.0x0.st

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@stux

It's not warm water but perhaps a bit 'otter

AI generated? ‍️

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@simonzerafa Nop, it's veery old

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@stux I otter boost that

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@stux Giving them a reason for their existence. It’s utterly essential for everyone, humans and otters, alike.

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@stux May-chan and Kira-chan from Toba aquarium!! Love those cuties

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@stux
Animals in captivity are *not* ‘adorable’.

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@ELS @stux

Unbelievable. They don't need a reason. Animals have always got on perfectly well without a reason. This is anthropomorphic justification for animals being held captive. And pathetic.

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@ferrata @stux
Beautiful video. 🤩
And thank you for sharing their names.
With a search engine search I found that it looks like the video is not only trending on Mastodon but also on Instagram and Twitter. 🦦

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@stux omg so cuute!

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@stux@mstdn.social they're such good helpers!

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@stux this is a very important post.

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@ELS @stux more like “otterly” essential

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@stux The content we need right now

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@DziadekMick @stux It’s because they’re captive that they need that “human” need. These animals are captive because they were rescued and are now habituated to people so that if they were released, they would cozy up to people, which is very dangerous for a wild animal and, often, for the unsuspecting people to whom they cozy up.