Sea Otters Playing with Plastic | First Year on Earth | BBC Earth - YouTube
Sea otters: Saving kelp forests and our climate - BBC Future
Guide to otters in Britain: history, threats and where to see them | Countryfile.com
Genius sea otter parents | BBC Earth
Love Nature Unveils New Original Series, Otter Dynasty, produced by Beach House Pictures - Blue Ant Media
Chill out with some delightful otters in the BBC's new Life in VR | WIRED UK
Reintroducing The Elusive Otter | Wild Rescue | BBC Earth - YouTube
BBC hides cameras in realistic model creatures for close-up footage | News | The Times
Cute otters intimately filmed by spy camera | Spy in the Wild - BBC - YouTube
Otters guide: how to identify and species facts | BBC Wildlife Magazine | Discover Wildlife
Sea Otters — The Guardians Of Monterey Bay's Kelp Forest | KPBS Public Media
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It's Cold in the Ocean but It's Hotter Inside Sea Otters - The New York Times
Our Planet | Otters | Clip | Netflix - YouTube
All about otters | The wonderful otter! 😍🦦 Did you know that despite their semi-acquatic lifestyle, they're not born knowing how to swim and have to have some... | By BBC Springwatch
BBC Two - Natural World, 2017-2018, Supercharged Otters
BBC Two - Natural World, 2017-2018, Supercharged Otters, Supercharged Otters
Why Hundreds of Sea Otters Died in the Pacific | National Geographic - YouTube
Otters, orcas and…Ewan McGregor | Shetland News
BBC Natural World: Giant Otters of the Amazon | Natural world, Otters, Nature
Life behind the scenes of a BBC wildlife documentary - Stories - Adventure Uncovered
Otters wrap themselves in kelp for safety | The Kid Should See This
Sea Otters and Big Waves | Spy in the Wild | Will these sea otter pups escape the 10-metre wave? 😲 BBC One #SpyintheWild | By BBC Earth | Facebook
BBC Earth - Small but mighty 🦦 Sea otters are the only marine mammals that catch fish with their forepaws and not their mouths. They can also flip over large rocks on
