What kind of animal would you like to be on a cold day?

May 19, 2009

in Wild Animals Are Waborita

baby-otter1

…A little ‘otter.

“Ha, ha. Really funny, buster. Now you really otter put me back in the water before I tickle you to death with my whiskers.”

photo by Loutron Glouton

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