The babies only float if they have grown in their waterproof fur. Until then they ride on top of their moms. I'm not sure if this baby otter had its waterproof coat yet, but that might be why it started crying after jumping into the water. It was afraid of drowning.
@Benjamin McCann Humans are just animals lol. Yeah we can do calculus but that's about it. When it comes to loving our offspring, that's just basic biology, been around as long as there's been babies to take care of.
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Otters leave their babies on docks all the time. It's very common. People are always very respectful of the little ones, they never touch or move the baby, they never interfere, so the mother knows that it is perfectly safe up there.
The mother isn’t rubbing the baby to comfort them she is squeezing off the water and rubbing her oil onto its fur to keep the babies fur waterproof to keep him warm in cool waters.
@@thekyler9529 You hug also babies and carry them around to make them save and keep em warm, but that doesnt mean there no love involved. You can say animals dont feel love (maternal love in this case) cause they dont write silly poems about it but i think were not that much different from eachother even if you use a different word than love..
@@lizmckechnie2440 I love otters I went canoeing in Loch shiel and a otter followed us for over 2 mile it was so cool seeing his little head pop up and follow us. Wish we had food to give him or her 😂
The mother otter will also spend lots of her time grooming and fluffing the baby's fur to make them more bouyant when the adult dives to search for food. 😊
JESUS IS THE ONLY WAY. 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 (KJV) Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
How upsetting, judging by the sound of his cries. Or perhaps, terrifying! How comforting to land in the water next to mother who quiets his cries. At any rate, otters, juvenile and adult, are the most adorable. Love their antics in the water.
The mother throws them up there to dry them off. They need air in their fur for fluff to float. Especially the babies. They were bred in captivity in Monterey bay aquarium and release in elkhorn slough. We shot this video and we maintained social distance I can assure you! 🙂 you can see more on our channel!
@@Lublify did this seem like a conversation dedicated to scientific observation with strict research protocols? Or was it a happily anthropomorphizing group of girls gushing over a baby and mama otter?
Soooo precious! He rolls, falls in & screams lol! Suddenly Momma picks him up reassuringly and all is right in his little world again! What a little sweetpea with the best Mummy!!🤗♥️☘️🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
This is so adorable. I really enjoyed how the baby otter cried out as it hit the water and how mom immediately came to the rescue to put her baby on her belly. Incredible!!
@@Liusila Nah, it's because baby otters are born unable to swim, and are afraid of water, it's their mother who teaches them how to swim and to bypass their fear of deep water
That, or she was cleaning her paws before picking up her little adventurer 😂 she was like: "Alright, here we go again, lemme just wash my hands real quick" 😂😂
She's breaking open a shellfish (probably with a rock... sea otters have special little pockets in their underarm that they can carry a favorite rock in to open food). But yes, that is a cute idea XD
I have to say, out of all the wild animals that I have ever seen, the otter is my favorite, especially the babies because they are so very cute and cuddly as well as innocent.
JESUS IS THE ONLY WAY. 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 (KJV) Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
Wanna hear something cute? Baby Otters, through their first year of life, are extremely attached to their mothers to the point of staying glued to then all the time.
It's also kinda cool how it's derpy on land like a human baby. That's right we are new to earth, in the alien world intertwined in our DNA babies glide around in a ethereal manner. Edit: the otter ancestors from the gassy planet of Saturn defeated the Anunnaki and thrived on the flesh of the evil things they spawned.
Fun fact! Baby sea otters are so incredibly fluffy that they don't sink, because their mothers constantly clean and puff up their fur! I wish I could pet him too (even though I definitely shouldn't 🥲)
It’s totally manly to appreciate fluffiness and cuteness. You’re thinking of toxic masculinity and that is baggage to cut free of to enjoy things sincerely
Yes its incredible adorable! But the rest, is pretty much like to say a fish is afraid of drowning... The baby squeaked because of reunited with mom, not because it was scared. Its like kittens or pups that greet their returning mother from the hunt. Every mammalian baby does that - evolution. The stroking from the mother is bonding and cleaning. Like the licking of a cat.
I started laughing as he started crying not because he’s crying but it’s something all little human toddlers do, they hurt themselves out of their own doing and then start whaling and crying until Mommy or daddy comes to rescue them. So cute!!!
@Onisha O’Neil did you know that humans technically are a type of animal. Also some animals have the same behavior as humans. So what she said would be more on observation than comparison.
@Onisha O’Neil So it's not the innocence that you find adorable, but only the fluffy form, eh? You are the kind of person who would still buy a fur coat and would put cute creatures in tiny cages for your own amusement.
Its probably for the best we didn't have more of the clip of the mom otter conforting the otter baby. I already watch this clip about 6 times a year at random. If we had more of the clip, we wouldnt be able to live our lives. We'd be watching and re-watching
The Mom pulled up like: _“What’s up, I was getting us a bite to eat, ready to go home?”_ *Then the baby just plopped down clumsily into the water while crying*
@Lara The baby didn’t “leap” anywhere. He tumbled butt first into the water because babies are clumsy. These photographers did absolutely nothing wrong in the slightest, and you should learn to curb your rampant self-righteousness.
This is so endearing and fascinating for two particular reasons: 1) The baby otter literally sounds like a crying human baby 2) The way the mother sweetly strokes and consoles the baby, like a human mother would
Mammals have a lot of similar behaviors because they share a section of the brain to do with emotion and social connection that other animals do not have.
These otters must be very habituated to people. I was “awing” at a baby otter practicing swimming maneuvers with its parents on a river in the Olympics and the parents tucked the baby under the far embankment and came swimming at me FAST with murder in their eyes. Adorable, but fiercely protective.
Sometime the babies get caught in fish counting traps at work and the parents are very protective. Hissing at you and stuff. Once a parent got stuck and after eating some fish it chewed it way out though the 2x4's.
The mother rushes the her baby's rescue and begins comforting the baby by stroking its back as it's clearly flustered from falling in the water. Don't tell me that other animals besides humans don't feel.
@Social Injustice Goblin Anthropocentrism does not directly mean what you just described. I clearly don't believe humans are more important than any other entity as I have direct empathy to these otters and are saying that their shows of intimacy and affection are indeed meaningful. I understand what you're saying in regards to transposing gestures humans are familiar with onto animals, but I believe it is totally warranted here.
@Social Injustice Goblin : Many studies in ethology and observations have now proved that animals DO have emotions and feelings. That’s not anthropomorphism, it’s a finding that animals and humans have more in common than was thought earlier.
@Social Injustice Goblin how vain we are as humans to think only we are capable of expressing and feeling emotions. New scientific studies say you're wrong, btw. Elephants even grieve family members when they pass away and hold their own "funeral" of sorts before the herd moves on.
@@No-ms3hj "Many animals do things out of instinct and survival that we find morally fucked up" and "Many animals have been shown to have emotions and care for other animals the way humans do" can and do coexist. It's not a black and white thing
I thought the same until I stumbled into the replies of a comment above. I'm now scarred for life after finding out otters and dolphins are murderers and rapists 😣
Not so fun fact about otters: otters are known to rape and kill other otters. and im pretty shure there're also cannibalistic cant remember quite clearly though
The woman in the video clearly had maternal instincts for this fluffy baby. Bless her and her friend for not interfering though i can only imagine it was near irresistible to touch that little floof. Adorable video thank you for sharing
Sv Celestial fantastic little show you caught on camera! I would have found it very hard not to "interfere" in so,e way .. but only if I was there for like an hour & never saw the mother or any other otters. Even patting them I'm so cautious cause I'd hate to be the reason I bub was rejected... cause it smelt of me & not fluffeh butt there. So freaking cute. I realized I'd never seen a baby otter OUT of the water before ... adorable👏☺️💗
the cries when they fell into the water awwwww ;w; and immediately stopped once on moms belly TwT to the person reading this, pls go tell ur mother / guardian / loved ones that you love them
@@randomcatmeow1394 - People can have kids young, you know.. My mum had me at 20, I’m 20 now, and could easily make her a grandmother at 40 (that would make my dad a grandfather at 43)
@@randomcatmeow1394 It used to be more common back in the day. If you start work early and don't bother with college, why not. I think many Americans still do that (can't afford college or want to start making money ASAP) as opposed to native Europeans. In my country most people put off having children until they graduate and find a good job which sometimes means they never have any kids or have only one while construction workers, hair dressers, welders and car mechanics laugh at them with their brood. While my parents would have disowned me if I hadn't gone to university, I'm not sure I would do the same with my children provided they had a good profession in mind.
I am going to die trying to cuddle some wild thing’s baby. *edit* I hate that I even have to say this because this statement seemed very obviously a joke to me, but folks seem concerned that I might go into the woods and try to pick up and cuddle a baby bear with its mother watching. Your concern is very sweet and I truly appreciate it, but I can assure you I do not actually try to cuddle wild animals for the sake of cuddling wild animals. I have a deep love and respect for ALL life, which is why I have been involved in animal rescue for 30 years and human rescue for nearly 20 years. My body has received far less damage in animal rescue than it has in human rescue during that time. All jokes aside, if I am to die by the “hands” of a creature, it would far more likely be at those of a human creature. Non-human animals only kill for 3 reasons (to eat, to protect itself or to protect its family). They are, therefore, fairly predictable. If you avoid encroaching on them, you are probably not going to get attacked. Humans, on the other hand, don’t seem to always need a reason. :( Peace and love to you all!! Be cool and stay safe... maybe try your luck and give someone or something a cuddle.
the baby after falling into the water: **angry squeaking**
Like, why didn't you catch me mama?!😊
She had to drop her seafood dinner to catch baby. I'd be upset too!
@@josi4251
I didn't notice that the first time watching this. Yes, mama had a huge seafood dinner that she had dropped to get to junior!😁
REAAHHH REAHHHHH REAHHH
M Rezaei they’re also rapists
You can just see the mom going "Calm down, you float!"
We all float down here
@@DGneoseeker1 It is the eeeeeend!
The babies only float if they have grown in their waterproof fur. Until then they ride on top of their moms. I'm not sure if this baby otter had its waterproof coat yet, but that might be why it started crying after jumping into the water. It was afraid of drowning.
@@juneberry1982 actually, no. Baby otter naturally float because of their fur and incapable of diving.
you’ll float too
"Must get in water!"
--gets in water
"I REGRET EVERYTHING!!!"
poor otter 😂 but mummy was there
That's me when I step outside my house only to see other people, lolol
Me in a nutshell
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Nothing should be this floofy. Like.... my god. He’s adorable
The floof keeps them afloat. Mom's will fluff their babies so they can float before they learn how to swim ❤
It’s so cute! 🥰
This is a baby sea otter. Sea ptters are actually the fluffiest mammals in the world.
She was rubbing his side after she got the baby on top of her, tooo cute
"Ugh, I'm gonna have to clean you all over again. You just had a bath!"
@@jordan-elder I thought it was more of a "there, there.. don't cry" kinda pat haha
A mother will always be a mother
@Benjamin McCann Watch raccoons washing their food that's also very human. Makes me wonder if we learned that from them sometimes.
@Benjamin McCann Humans are just animals lol. Yeah we can do calculus but that's about it. When it comes to loving our offspring, that's just basic biology, been around as long as there's been babies to take care of.
"NO I DON'T LIKE THE WET!!!"
"Calm down, sweetie, you float!"
"Oh, right."
"we all float down here..."
:3
Why????
They are cute
So what is making them creepy??????
They're extremely comfortable around Humans. That mom didn't even flinch at a bunch of landwalking giants gawking at her baby.
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1 Corinthians 15:1-4 (KJV) Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
@@maggiehendon9946 A men.
@@maggiehendon9946 we're talking about a baby otter right now-
Otters leave their babies on docks all the time. It's very common. People are always very respectful of the little ones, they never touch or move the baby, they never interfere, so the mother knows that it is perfectly safe up there.
I've seen fishermen hunt alongside otters.
The mother isn’t rubbing the baby to comfort them she is squeezing off the water and rubbing her oil onto its fur to keep the babies fur waterproof to keep him warm in cool waters.
These commenters crack me up because they only see what they want to see and then use it as an arguing point to compare animals and humans 😂
Knowing most mammals especially social ones its probably a little something of both
Either way..very motherly and sweet
@@TheSilverwing999 those people are the dumbest. Just because an animal seem to do something just like humans doesn't make them equal to humans.
@@thekyler9529 You hug also babies and carry them around to make them save and keep em warm, but that doesnt mean there no love involved. You can say animals dont feel love (maternal love in this case) cause they dont write silly poems about it but i think were not that much different from eachother even if you use a different word than love..
Imagine the struggle they were going through trying not to pet him
Thanks so much for loving this video! We shot this video and more of this otter and our adventures can be found on our page! ❤️⛵️😁
Exactly what I was thinking!
did you just assume it's gender
I wouldn't have been able too
@@aboomination897 r/onejoke
I love how the mom starting rubbing his back when holding him like “There there it’s ok”
Its not a mom, it¨s a dad. Take a closer look when it swims on its back
They rub there babies to push air inbetween the fur to help them float
@@thebun2901 Cute
@@lizmckechnie2440 I love otters I went canoeing in Loch shiel and a otter followed us for over 2 mile it was so cool seeing his little head pop up and follow us. Wish we had food to give him or her 😂
@@thebun2901 Awww cuuuute
She picks him up like: I'm sorry you had to see that, he gets a little cranky in the water (there, there, let's go home and have dinner)."
Absolutely love how chill and relaxed otters look when they swim on their backs. This mother otter even has a snack while floating.
This is a level of floof I didn't think was possible.
Baby otter's fur traps air so they can't sink
Yea it's actually insane how furry they are. They have more hairs in a one inch square than humans have on our whole heads.
@Greg’s Voice - That makes two of us.
Unfortunately because of this humans hunt them for fur and sadly they're endangered now! :( if you like them then boycott fur clothes
The mother otter will also spend lots of her time grooming and fluffing the baby's fur to make them more bouyant when the adult dives to search for food. 😊
"MOMMA!! MOMMA!!! IM DROWNING!!!"
"no you're not"
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That’s daddy actually
they can't drown. it's like a human baby crying over trivial things. it's because it fell.
JESUS IS THE ONLY WAY.
1 Corinthians 15:1-4 (KJV) Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
@@maggiehendon9946 Maggie, keep your religious spam off a video about otters, ok? This really isn't the place.
How upsetting, judging by the sound of his cries. Or perhaps, terrifying! How comforting to land in the water next to mother who quiets his cries. At any rate, otters, juvenile and adult, are the most adorable. Love their antics in the water.
The mother throws them up there to dry them off. They need air in their fur for fluff to float. Especially the babies. They were bred in captivity in Monterey bay aquarium and release in elkhorn slough. We shot this video and we maintained social distance I can assure you! 🙂 you can see more on our channel!
He’s so freaking fluffy, I can’t 🥺🥺😭 and when his mama rubs his back, that was so cute 🥺🥰
I've only ever seen a wet otter. This surprises me... They are so fluffy!
This one is especially fluffy because it’s a baby :3
Babies are fluffier than adults to help them float more when they are still learning😊
Lots of fur traps air pockets to help them float! Mamas will blow air in their babies fur to keep them nice and buoyant
I was thinking the same thing:)
Sea otters have the thickest fur in the world i believe! Correct me if im wrong
She actually strokes the baby to comfort it
Aura Zero so stinking cute!
Yeah with its little hand hahahaha
@@sweetgirl070707 go outside and make a friend. I know it's hard but you can do it!
@@laurencopenhaver5366 Learn some critical thinking skills and turn your brain on. I know it's hard but you can do it!
@@Lublify did this seem like a conversation dedicated to scientific observation with strict research protocols? Or was it a happily anthropomorphizing group of girls gushing over a baby and mama otter?
Soooo precious! He rolls, falls in & screams lol! Suddenly Momma picks him up reassuringly and all is right in his little world again! What a little sweetpea with the best Mummy!!🤗♥️☘️🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
This is so adorable. I really enjoyed how the baby otter cried out as it hit the water and how mom immediately came to the rescue to put her baby on her belly. Incredible!!
Aww. Baby otter looks SO fluffy. He got a little Scared in the water but mommy comforted him. How adorable.
The fluffiness keeps the little guy from going underwater.
He might still be too fluffy to keep the cold water out thus all the panicky screaming haha
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I've seen so many sarcastic comments that I'm not sure if I should take this one at face value.
@@Liusila Nah, it's because baby otters are born unable to swim, and are afraid of water, it's their mother who teaches them how to swim and to bypass their fear of deep water
Anyone see the mom pat her chest? She was like, "Come to mommy!"
That, or she was cleaning her paws before picking up her little adventurer 😂 she was like: "Alright, here we go again, lemme just wash my hands real quick" 😂😂
😂😂
Melanie-Rosanna Stevens, you can never be too careful. Gotta do her part to prevent Covid 😂
She's breaking open a shellfish (probably with a rock... sea otters have special little pockets in their underarm that they can carry a favorite rock in to open food). But yes, that is a cute idea XD
Yeah, they're really like us. Next thing they'll have hospitals and cars.
Someone was mean to me today and I didn't deserve it, but now I feel better. Sweet baby otter. ❤
I have to say, out of all the wild animals that I have ever seen, the otter is my favorite, especially the babies because they are so very cute and cuddly as well as innocent.
They're so cute when they aren't raping baby monkeys to death by drowning or bites
It's otterly ridiculous how cute that is.
Get otter here with your otterly ridiculous otterstated puns.
You win
...go put your nose in the goddamn corner and think about what you've done.
Otterly hilarious
Yes. Güd job.
The way the mommy strokes him and holds him is so bizarrely human like lol
We are all mammals aren't we?
@@michelef406 I don't see a dolphin doing that. So... checkmate?
maybe humans hold their babys really otterlike
It’s actually a dad! Look closely at how it floats!
@@xxreadymorgxx8821 how can you tell?
Cuteness overload. I would not have been able to contain myself. Good on the humans to let him do his thing!
Thanks so much. It was rough but we managed! ❤️🦦
I screamed the entire time because this level of cuteness is otterly out of this world
Nice pun😅😊❤
This is the most adorable thing I've ever seen.
Me too. Its like a stuffed toy and when he hit the water and squeaked I thought it couldn't get cuter.
Ba Ri that little tantrum when he hit the water....I have to admit I awwwed out loud 🦦💞
Apparently delicious with fries.
Same!
@@larjkok1184 shouldnt your profile read Ogre Ogre?
Everybody knows female otter parents are called "motters"
Now that is burned into my memory forever.
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Same 😂 I’m teaching my grandkids this newly found knowledge lol 😂
Wait until the potters hear about this
dad joke of the year
Baby otter: *rolls around and is floof*
5 million people: Interesting...
Bruh, you’re making these comments in 2021? So ugly
The baby otter actually sounds like a crying baby😂😂😂 awww that’s adorable 🥰
Fun fact:
Otters hold hands while sleeping so they don’t drift apart
@@altf4582 Aren't most animals cannibalistic though?
Fun fact
Thanks for giving me a horrible day
@@keirameetze831 probably
@@justinvaage you're welcome
Ava why can’t you spell sure right :(
Otter "look at me im adorable"
*falls in water*
"OHDEARGODITSCOLDIMWETWHEREAMI"
😂👌
😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hilarious ‼️ 👍🏼
I love how the mom just pats the baby's back once she got the kiddo in her belly. so cute 💓
Sweet baby otter! This has got to be the. Cutest thing I’ve seen since 2018
Baby Otter: Weeeeh!
*Everybody liked that.*
I'm just curious, did this meme come from Fallout 4?
Thanks so much for loving this video! We shot this video and more of this otter and our adventures can be found on our page! ❤️⛵️😁
Woman : Baby Otter?
Baby Otter: WEEEEEEEEH!
Woman crying: NOOO!
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!
THE END
well I did not like the noise but I did like the bby otter
JESUS IS THE ONLY WAY.
1 Corinthians 15:1-4 (KJV) Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
Mommy Otter: “You can jump in love it’s okay!”
Baby Otter: *PLOPS DOWN AND CRIES*
Mommy Otter: *Sighs* “There there. It’s okay..”
... Or "get back here u crazy kid! Never know what them crazy humans will do"
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R o n i N She put the pup on the deck on purpose. Humans there are safe.
OrphanMolester Get off her, pervert.
@OrphanMolester name checks.
Love how mom immediately tries to teach baby to float on the back and keeps him safe...please never stop making baby otter vids
This is why you should always listen to your “Motter & Potter”
I've just learned that apparently baby otters are the cutest animals ever!
Clearly you've never seen a baby hedgehog 😄
@@BaldingClamydia they are cute, but don't come clsoe to seaotter babys
@@hailgiratinathetruegod7564 yup
Wanna hear something cute?
Baby Otters, through their first year of life, are extremely attached to their mothers to the point of staying glued to then all the time.
@@endermambr awwwwww
I was surprised how much like human babies they sound.
Same! I didn’t expect it to cry like that!
1st: Mammals
2nd: Human babies sound like them.
I don't know what sort of babies you've been around... 😳
It's also kinda cool how it's derpy on land like a human baby. That's right we are new to earth, in the alien world intertwined in our DNA babies glide around in a ethereal manner. Edit: the otter ancestors from the gassy planet of Saturn defeated the Anunnaki and thrived on the flesh of the evil things they spawned.
RamblingBaba _ nope, doesn’t sound like a human. you being married and having a kid doesn’t make your opinion any more valid lmao
the mum is just like COME ON SON YOU'RE EMBARRESING ME INFRONT OF THESE HUMANS
Fun fact! Baby sea otters are so incredibly fluffy that they don't sink, because their mothers constantly clean and puff up their fur! I wish I could pet him too (even though I definitely shouldn't 🥲)
feel sorry for the people who have to wait 5 years to be recommended this
@Niccii Infinitii He was my favorite character when i made this account so seemed appropriate choice ;)
hello ppl of 2025, is the Earth still around? 2020 is not over yet so we're having doubts if it will still be around.
I feel sorry for the people who disliked the video!🙄
Sasuke Uchiha It says it was uploaded June 16, 2020 it was probably a re-upload
2 months
I like how the monther just pops in the frame chewing on food like "sup?"
🤣😂😅
It was so casual lmao
My mum does that too
Congrats on 1k 🎉
We moms are always nearby but, yes, occasionally we do hide while eating....especially chocolate.
Mother and child love ❤️ will always be pure and unconditional.
Thank you so much for not mindlessly petting a creature that doesn't need nor want it.
That is one calm Mama who has probably seen it all.
Right? She's all like:"again? OK little one mama's here" and then continues her meal
Omg! Cries just like a human baby and then the mom rubs him just like a human mom would do 🥰
Yeah, but couldn’t possibly be related. God put them here for us to make soft baby pelts from.
@@justinmartin4662 you sound better when you’re quiet 😉
@@justinmartin4662 lol what did god put insteat of your heart, either u are a psychopath or just being a jerk, just to be a jerk
@Rowan Melton funny joke
@Rowan Melton just shows u Are a horrible person, to find Joy in that
This is a lvl of floof and a lvl of cute I never thought could exist
Well thats the cutest, fluffiest thing I've ever seen 🥹
The way she hugged him at the end is too damn cute. Need to go and punch a wall to feel manly again.
That's cute lol
Whomever told you a man can't appreciate what's cute and retain their manliness?
It’s totally manly to appreciate fluffiness and cuteness. You’re thinking of toxic masculinity and that is baggage to cut free of to enjoy things sincerely
🤣🤣
@Brian I do not improve of human implemented genetic shenanigans that impact an individuals identity. Õ-Õ
Just got flashbacks of when my dad told me “it’s okay, jump in the water. I’ll catch you” 😂
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And that 'oh, sh*t' right after. 😂
@@cecewonderwoman4617 ikr 😅 I was left ✨tRaMaTiZeD✨
bruh, my mum told it to me straight, just pushed me in and screamed 'save yourself'!
Rule 1 don’t trust anybody
Isn't it amazing how no words but action only can mean so much? wow beautiful!
And then the mom comforts him by petting his side...
Okthat is literally the most adorable thing ever. The mom was holding her baby comforting them because it’s clear they were scared and uncomfortable
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momma animals are awesome
Yes its incredible adorable! But the rest, is pretty much like to say a fish is afraid of drowning... The baby squeaked because of reunited with mom, not because it was scared. Its like kittens or pups that greet their returning mother from the hunt. Every mammalian baby does that - evolution.
The stroking from the mother is bonding and cleaning. Like the licking of a cat.
Lol. Try again. That mom was like "bro, you're too slow! Get over here...fine, if you won't ill just grab you and give you no choice.
That’s dad. Not mom
I started laughing as he started crying not because he’s crying but it’s something all little human toddlers do, they hurt themselves out of their own doing and then start whaling and crying until Mommy or daddy comes to rescue them. So cute!!!
@Onisha O’Neil LOL i too prefer animals to humans, but dont say ew to human babies bruh (they're innocent as well)
@Onisha O’Neil did you know that humans technically are a type of animal. Also some animals have the same behavior as humans. So what she said would be more on observation than comparison.
Onisha O’Neil Ew please don’t compare this baby otter to adorable human babies thank you
@Onisha O’Neil
So it's not the innocence that you find adorable, but only the fluffy form, eh?
You are the kind of person who would still buy a fur coat and would put cute creatures in tiny cages for your own amusement.
@Onisha O’Neil Human beings are still a type of animal. Also, you literally just insulted yourself because everyone used to be a baby.
This touches my ❤! I have tears of Joy🥹. Love comes in many forms. Thank You for your video.
Its probably for the best we didn't have more of the clip of the mom otter conforting the otter baby.
I already watch this clip about 6 times a year at random. If we had more of the clip, we wouldnt be able to live our lives. We'd be watching and re-watching
The Mom pulled up like: _“What’s up, I was getting us a bite to eat, ready to go home?”_
*Then the baby just plopped down clumsily into the water while crying*
Bailey Green LOL
You know what? Relatable
Me
Hallo! If you don’t mind telling me, do you follow God? Either way, He loves you, please turn to Him, and have a good day!
@@sharonr2121 hail satan he will deliver you
She’s like: “Come on now, momma’s gotcha, momma’s gotcha”
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My thought exactly! 😍
Shes a great mother! I love the way she gently hugs and rubs the baby to comfort and reassure his little self😍😍
The way the mama is stroking him so he'll calm down is so sweet!!!🥰
TH-cam: Wanna see baby otter?
My mind: Umm....
My finger: *I am SPEED*
Lmao
I AM BLOOTHHUNDR
Lol same
This comment is AMAZING 😂
Best comment 😂
Many kudos to the photographer(s) for not "helping" the little one! Too many people think they are helping when they are doing anything but that.
Amen my friend go look at my comment
Unless they have plastic / rope on them ofc. That's human interference, thus we should undo our own damage on them.
Yep im sure its innocent enough but when wild animals smell another scent on their young they can abandoned them.😔
Ba Ri that’s actually a myth and has been disproven.
@Lara The baby didn’t “leap” anywhere. He tumbled butt first into the water because babies are clumsy.
These photographers did absolutely nothing wrong in the slightest, and you should learn to curb your rampant self-righteousness.
The "Oh my God!" 😮... Oh my Goood🥹😆 So sweet.
This is the cutest thing I've ever seen in my life
I agree! You have a weakness for cute animals too, mamita?
This is so endearing and fascinating for two particular reasons:
1) The baby otter literally sounds like a crying human baby
2) The way the mother sweetly strokes and consoles the baby, like a human mother would
I hate crying babies
I guess somethings work for all animals
Mammals have a lot of similar behaviors because they share a section of the brain to do with emotion and social connection that other animals do not have.
Aww, the baby was scared looking down at the water so went butt first. It's so fluffy and cute!
Okay Karen.
Lara a lot of animals aren’t scared of humans and don’t need to be. We can coexist with our earth, we are animals too.
@@angelkotilainen ok Karen
Lara how could you know how close the person filming was? I can zoom my camera in like that from 100ft away....
@@angelkotilainen Smh
Beautiful baby otter🦦The mother got her baby back. No worries…❤
Schön, dass Tarek das uns gezeigt hat.
Damn you baby otters. Why do you have to be so adorable
That's how they get you. 😆
That's how they grew powerful enough to have their own army in that South Park episode.
@Thylacine 1217 ohh yeah
Just for the camera time 😉
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These otters must be very habituated to people. I was “awing” at a baby otter practicing swimming maneuvers with its parents on a river in the Olympics and the parents tucked the baby under the far embankment and came swimming at me FAST with murder in their eyes. Adorable, but fiercely protective.
Sometime the babies get caught in fish counting traps at work and the parents are very protective. Hissing at you and stuff. Once a parent got stuck and after eating some fish it chewed it way out though the 2x4's.
Animals have Olympics?
@@85Sudi Pretty sure they either mean the Olympic peninsula in the NW U.S. or they mean when they went to the olympic games somewhere
@@aaronwishard7093 I know :)
@@aaronwishard7093 The Olympic Peninsula is located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
How she pet her little after saving is great!
That Mother Otter shows more love and affection towards her baby than some Human Mothers do to their own children.
I remember reading baby otters cannot swim. They have to ride on their mother for about a year.
@ℝ𝕦𝕕𝕖 𝔽𝕒𝕘𝕘𝕠𝕥 what the fuck
My mom rides me even tho I'm 32
@@rz6839 HUH
@@rz6839 uh what?
@@rz6839 GOT EM
Mom's like, "Humans, babysit this. I want clams."
Ahhhhhhh lmao
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@@wearewildonthewater *sus*
Mom was like: chill baby I'm right here...chill...CHILL OH MY GOD FINE ILL HOLD YOU
かわいい！ふかふかの毛が一瞬でびしょ濡れでみゃあ、みゃあ鳴く所も😆
近くにいた大人のラッコ、お母さんなのかな？
その、子ラッコをお腹に乗せて泳いでいるのも微笑ましいですね☺️
The mother rushes the her baby's rescue and begins comforting the baby by stroking its back as it's clearly flustered from falling in the water. Don't tell me that other animals besides humans don't feel.
Exactly.
@Social Injustice Goblin Anthropocentrism does not directly mean what you just described. I clearly don't believe humans are more important than any other entity as I have direct empathy to these otters and are saying that their shows of intimacy and affection are indeed meaningful. I understand what you're saying in regards to transposing gestures humans are familiar with onto animals, but I believe it is totally warranted here.
@Social Injustice Goblin : Many studies in ethology and observations have now proved that animals DO have emotions and feelings. That’s not anthropomorphism, it’s a finding that animals and humans have more in common than was thought earlier.
@Social Injustice Goblin how vain we are as humans to think only we are capable of expressing and feeling emotions.
New scientific studies say you're wrong, btw. Elephants even grieve family members when they pass away and hold their own "funeral" of sorts before the herd moves on.
@@No-ms3hj "Many animals do things out of instinct and survival that we find morally fucked up" and "Many animals have been shown to have emotions and care for other animals the way humans do" can and do coexist. It's not a black and white thing
I've come to the conclusion that otters may very well be the cutest things on earth, scientifically speaking of course.
I agree.
I thought the same until I stumbled into the replies of a comment above. I'm now scarred for life after finding out otters and dolphins are murderers and rapists 😣
@Laura Walker "murderers and rapists" wtf :DD
Honestly, you're not wrong
krono069 : Now I want an otter ! 😁
Baby otters are adorable
Because they are generally seen only in water, and thats how you see images of them, I never knew dry otters were so fluffy.
Fun fact: Mother otters fluff their babies fur, so air gets trapped in it and they float better in the water
Not so fun fact about otters: otters are known to rape and kill other otters. and im pretty shure there're also cannibalistic cant remember quite clearly though
@@altf4582 now that I see you again... Reddit huh.
@@corpainen7318 no i dont have reddit. I learned this on google in like 2nd grade for a project
@@altf4582 ah aaight. There was a post on reddit that really told me about otters. So cruel and cute, it's almost funny with the huge contrast.
@@corpainen7318 its ok. We all know otters are evil and all animals aren't as innocent as most think they are
The woman in the video clearly had maternal instincts for this fluffy baby. Bless her and her friend for not interfering though i can only imagine it was near irresistible to touch that little floof. Adorable video thank you for sharing
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@@wearewildonthewater OH YOU ACTUALLY HERE WOW I’ve seen so many copies but never seen original owner nice to meet you have a great day.
Humans don't have maternal instincts
Sv Celestial fantastic little show you caught on camera! I would have found it very hard not to "interfere" in so,e way .. but only if I was there for like an hour & never saw the mother or any other otters. Even patting them I'm so cautious cause I'd hate to be the reason I bub was rejected... cause it smelt of me & not fluffeh butt there. So freaking cute. I realized I'd never seen a baby otter OUT of the water before ... adorable👏☺️💗
@@isstinna Says who?
the cries when they fell into the water awwwww ;w; and immediately stopped once on moms belly TwT
to the person reading this, pls go tell ur mother / guardian / loved ones that you love them
this is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen
As a forty-three-year-old father of three and grandfather of 2 I think that's the loudest that I've said awww in my life
Wait how are you a grandfather at 43
@@randomcatmeow1394 - People can have kids young, you know.. My mum had me at 20, I’m 20 now, and could easily make her a grandmother at 40 (that would make my dad a grandfather at 43)
@@randomcatmeow1394 It used to be more common back in the day. If you start work early and don't bother with college, why not. I think many Americans still do that (can't afford college or want to start making money ASAP) as opposed to native Europeans. In my country most people put off having children until they graduate and find a good job which sometimes means they never have any kids or have only one while construction workers, hair dressers, welders and car mechanics laugh at them with their brood. While my parents would have disowned me if I hadn't gone to university, I'm not sure I would do the same with my children provided they had a good profession in mind.
Babies having babies that's how. Don't know how to pull out
@@mikshinee87 the median age of 1st marriage is about the same in the US as it is in Europe - 28 years old.
He’s doing the “if I don’t look, it’s less scary” thing that everyone has done at least once in their lives
Kiss me
The otters noises are so cute. They always make me laugh. Good video.
I've always loved sea otters. They are so sweet and they eat their food like humans do.
I am going to die trying to cuddle some wild thing’s baby. *edit* I hate that I even have to say this because this statement seemed very obviously a joke to me, but folks seem concerned that I might go into the woods and try to pick up and cuddle a baby bear with its mother watching. Your concern is very sweet and I truly appreciate it, but I can assure you I do not actually try to cuddle wild animals for the sake of cuddling wild animals. I have a deep love and respect for ALL life, which is why I have been involved in animal rescue for 30 years and human rescue for nearly 20 years. My body has received far less damage in animal rescue than it has in human rescue during that time. All jokes aside, if I am to die by the “hands” of a creature, it would far more likely be at those of a human creature. Non-human animals only kill for 3 reasons (to eat, to protect itself or to protect its family). They are, therefore, fairly predictable. If you avoid encroaching on them, you are probably not going to get attacked. Humans, on the other hand, don’t seem to always need a reason. :( Peace and love to you all!! Be cool and stay safe... maybe try your luck and give someone or something a cuddle.
😂 srsly tho, don’t touch otters
Sabrina : Just a wee cuddle!
Same!!
Yep, that’s how ima go too 😂
On your grave will be written: "Worth it."
I legitimately think this is the best video ever.
It has everything, character growth, comedy, drama...
Haha, what a great comment. Agreed!!!
LOL, your right. Funny...
Plus comfort and fluff and a compelling relationship between a mother and child
Wow, amazing capture of a baby animals early life. Thank you for sharing. 😊🇨🇦
Honestly the cutest animals on Earth!
This is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. It’s hard to believe these are ruthless and highly efficient predators
I know right? But still they are cute!
That's probably what wild animals say when they see human babies. LOL
So are we!
@@mayipleaseask1183 What is the purpose of you doing that?
Some, I assume are good people
Awwww the fact he flopped his bum over first was adorable 😍
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otter's are literally water puppies. i love them so much
Dear lord. That's the cutest thing I've watched this month. Maybe even several months.