The sea otter’s grooming regimen will be familiar to anyone with a cat. Like cats, sea otters spend considerable time licking and biting their fur to keep it clean and conditioned.

[6 adorable GIFs of Rialto the baby sea otter] In consultation with the ... pooping, cleaning, grooming, play and sleep. He’s already eating solid food: raw, restaurant-grade clams and shrimp ...

On March 8, a precious sea otter named Bixby went viral simply for grooming herself and being adorable, but no one is arguing ...

"And this is really important because grooming keeps pups warm, dry and afloat. Their fur needs to be in great condition to keep them buoyant." A sea otter mother is pictured here with her newborn ...

An orphaned sea ... food and grooming their thick fur to thrive in cold water temperatures,” to be released back into the wild. The aquarium said it has been home to rescued sea otters that ...

They are little busy bodies so they're either sleeping or doing something, whether it's grooming, playing, hunting," Dr. Annie Rivas, DVM, Director of Animal Health said. Before the sea otter pups ...

Sea otters rely solely on their mothers for food and grooming at birth, so rescued sea otter pups require around the clock care for the first six months of their lives. This care makes them too ...