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Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/22/i-can-open-my-mouth-this-wide

Via Oregon Coast Aquarium, which writes:

This king got a crown!

Sea otters rely on their incredibly tough teeth to crack through shellfish, and their dental health is closely related to their overall health. As such, we keep a close eye on our sea otters’ teeth and work with veterinarians to provide dental care as necessary!

That said, Oswald recently had a root canal and needed a crown. While it looks gold, it’s made of titanium and has a yellow metallic finish. Oswald is now recovering behind-the-scenes, and his caretakers report that he is doing well.

You can see the crown in the first pic, and check out the link above to see how they applied it!

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/22/i-can-open-my-mouth-this-wide

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/20/easter-is-full-of-surprises-for-these-sea-otters

This is a throwback, allll the way back to six years ago - but who could possibly get tired of watching happy sea otters and their treats?

Via Monterey Bay Aquarium, which writes, “The Aquarium's clever staff really outdid themselves with these ice eggs--the "frosting" is made from ground clams. Yum!”

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/20/easter-is-full-of-surprises-for-these-sea-otters

Posted by Daily Otter

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/16/say-what

Via Buttonwood Park Zoo

https://dailyotter.org/posts/2025/4/16/say-what