Adoring fans crowded to gawk & cheer. Fortunately, they moved on as I approached. Apart from me, he had two other spectators, twirling & swirling around him, perhaps hoping he would decide to share breakfast.
Feature photo taken at Swan Lake, Singapore Botanic Gardens of our resident pod of Smooth-coated otters.
This post is my contribution to One Word Sunday: Three hosted by Debbie at TravelWIthIntent
All things bright and beautiful 
Otters are so very cute. I could watch them for hours.
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I know, right? There is something very mesmerising about animals playing.
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I wonder whether animal play stimulates some kind of positive, calming physiological reaction in our bodies?
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I wonder too …
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I love otters, too. We have them in our Maine woods, but I have never seen one in the wild.
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Do your woods have waterways, Laurie? Or so some otters live away from water?
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No, otters live by water. And, yes, our woods have waterways. A friend of mine, a nature lover, once chased an otter trail through the snow hoping to catch up with the traveling otter. No luck! Otters are fast.
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Wow! That is dedication, following them through the snow!
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A fun for my friend, too, even though she didn’t catch up with the otters.
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All about the process & journey, right? It is some dedication to persist through that cold, though.
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This is Maine. We are used to snow and cold. 😉
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Wonderful Photo Ju.
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Awhh… Super cute. What a lovely thing to see.
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I find them extremely amusing – I could watch them for ages!
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So fun!
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OMG. They are the cutest things. xo
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Aww – so cute!!!
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Hee hee! I thought so too!
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