Speaking of Singapore's otters, many friends must have been cute by its cute pictures or videos. It is not too much to use the words cute and cute on them...
is also an absolute Internet celebrity in Singapore's animal world!
Recently, a "Otter Family Search" has become popular in Singapore, let's take a look!
(Picture: Source from the Internet) Ottercity, a Singapore-based otter caring organization, has serialized the "Otter Family Search" on its Facebook homepage from noon on the 1st. Two three-month-old otter cubs were found around Changi a week ago and Ottercity believes they are in the same family as two adults and one more cub, but the other three are nowhere to be seen. The post noted that if left out for too long, the family could eventually reject the two cubs. (Picture: from the Internet) The two cubs were sent to the Care of Animal Research Association (ACRES) Wildlife Rescue Center. Meanwhile, otter watchers in Pasir Ris, Punggol, and the east coast, along with staff from the National Parks Board and Changi Airport Group, are conducting daily searches along the coastline. "But where are they? Mangroves, sandfly, restricted access areas and hot sun make this search very challenging." Other otter families are ruled out. (Picture: Source from the Internet) On the evening of April 30, when two adult otters were found in Changi, volunteers even mobilized extra staff to launch a temporary special operation and hurriedly took the two cubs to the place where they were found. But luckily, they eventually found four otters—not only one more couple, but the female otter's nipples weren't obvious, and didn't match the characteristics of a female otter with three cubs. Fortunately, the movement prompted the appearance of two large and three small otters, the family the two cubs belonged to. At 8:30 that night (30th), volunteers opened the cage door, two cubs ran out, the mother otter bit their necks, and the family was finally reunited. (Picture: from the Internet) The post also thanked the otter watchers for their teamwork and patience, as well as the Changi Airport Group, the National Park Board, the Association of Animal Care Researchers, and the Otter Working Group, an otter observation group for their assistance. . Ottercity added that on the morning of the second day (1st) of the reunion, the otter family was found swimming together. "It's a sweet ending." It's warm... Some netizens also said that this is the default successor for the "black forces" in Singapore. After all, these two little otters have gone through human society. In terms of knowledge and knowledge, they are not comparable to other otters! After all, these little otters are fighting! That momentum is also a slap in the face! (Picture: from the Internet) For this! What do you think about it? Hurry up in the comments section! The material, opinions and part of the content of this article come from the Internet. If you think that your rights are infringed, please contact us to delete and correct it in time. 
