Japanese netizens accidentally recorded the otter in the aquarium, which was very interesting scenes of playing in the water. (Photo taken from @kakedashiudon Twitter)
Otters are well-known aquatic animals, but they are also artificially raised otters. Otters occasionally have different behaviors in the wild. A famous Japanese netizen accidentally photographed them in the aquarium. Several otters were squeezed in the same small pool, making a rolling "washing machine"-like playground! On the 10th, Japanese netizen named "はなまるけぁしうどん" on
Twitter went to the "Yokohama Hachikeshima Aquarium" (Yokohama Hachikeshima シーパラ イス) to visit the "Yokohama Hachikeshima Aquarium" (Yokohama Hachikeshima シーパラ イス) and accidentally recorded a very interesting and cute video when he visited the otter area in the museum.
From the film, you can see that there are about 3 dark brown otters, squeezing in a small stone-shaped pool, and constantly swimming in the direction of the clock. Then an otter that was originally outside the pool jumped into the already crowded pool and swam with other companions. The unique way of playing in the water made the original PO laugh in the post, "It's all self-moving otter washing machines!" After the
video was exposed, it attracted more than 1.924 million viewers in just a few days. Many netizens left messages, "I was dizzy when I saw it", "I had very few otter machines in Japan", "I really want to throw my clothes down and wash them!", "What did they eat!?", "It's just an otter washing machine", "It seems like the toilet can't be flushed", "It's bright and good."
