Otters

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The only place on the internet where you can go to, the ONE PLACE for all your otter needs, otterly awful otter puns, and adorable images of the finest the Lutrinae family has to offer.

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NO links to merchandise / spam. T-shirts that you think are cool sans purchase links are fine. Do not ask how or where to purchase goods as we might just assume you're affiliated with the poster. Both users may receive bans!
NO pets or otter cafés! Otters should be wild or at least under the care of an accredited zoo or a certified wildlife rehabilitation center. For context as to why, please see: Wild otters popular poached as exotic pets NO links to youtube channels promoting pets. These will be removed. See Here for more on this.
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Just two dogs, hanging out (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by ickplant to c/otters

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[–] ickplant 2 points 1 year ago

I think scientists try to figure this out all the time, that's why we see headlines about dogs or dolphins or octopuses (octopodes?) being as smart as toddlers. We used to think pigs were dumb, but now we know they are quite intelligent. So I don't think there is a definitive answer to your question yet.