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Otter and Water: Mammal Doesn't Want to Take Shower

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Otters are carnivorous mammals. They are wild but some people have been known to keep them as pets, despite the practice being banned in most US states. 06.07.2020, Sputnik International

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Otter and Water: Mammal Doesn't Want to Take Shower

16:00 GMT 06.07.2020 (Updated: 20:04 GMT 19.10.2022)

Otters are carnivorous mammals. They are wild but some people have been known to keep them as pets, despite the practice being banned in most US states.

A video has been shared on Twitter recently, showing an otter trying to prevent a person from pouring water from a hosepipe.

A little mammal looks worried and maybe even a bit frightened by the hosepipe. It tries to block the opening of the pipe as if to say: "Stop pouring water for nothing!"

Хватит воду лить понапрасну pic.twitter.com/SBMV1CwXJM
— Denny (@dvm_Moscow) July 4, 2020