Otterly adorable

[marc_eu@veganism.social]

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

[dziadekmick@mstdn.social]

@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.

[regendans@todon.eu]

@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. 🦦

[nflux@gts.exile.social]

@stux omg so cuute!

[sky@thetransagenda.gay]

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

[jmvars@mastodon.social]

@stux this is a very important post.

[janeadams@datavis.social]

@ELS @stux more like “otterly” essential

[human3500@ottawa.place]

@stux The content we need right now

[josh@hactivedirectory.com]

@stux Squee. Love otters.

[fietsria@mastodon.green]

@regendans @ferrata @stux reminds me of a story of a dolphin.
It got rewarded for bringing trash out of its pool.
One day, it found a huge sheet of plastic. Hid it.
And brought each day a tiny bit to the caretaker to get a reward.

[regendans@todon.eu]

@fietsria @ferrata @stux Clever dolphin.

[alikatze@social.tchncs.de]

@stux

[darkphoenix@universeodon.com]

@stux I love the little boops. Their caretaker obviously loves them very much.

[chrisp@cyberplace.social]

@stux River doggies!

[continuity0@mastodon.social]

@stux @lisamelton In otter news…

[spaetz@mas.to]

@stux should try that with my kids whey the should be cleaning up their room. Icecubes on your belly as a reward.

Absolutely obligatory song reference (src
https://www.tiktok.com/@dustymdouglas/video/7164240183464873259)

[sibrosan@mastodon.social]

@stux Look at them otting

[rjblaskiewicz@mstdn.social]

@stux Oh my god. I know what job I want!

[retreival9096@hachyderm.io]

@marc_eu @stux

For me, captivity is not adorable -- sometimes people or animals in captivity transcend their circumstances.