After a two-month search, a Wisconsin zoo believes its escaped otter Louie 'has made the decision to be a wild otter.' Louie ...

Two river otters weaseled their way out of their Wisconsin zoo enclosure last week during a winter storm, appearing on security camera footage cavorting across the snow.

These footprints were found around the Darlington area, and we have seen other signs such as crayfish left behind. "The Tees is home to a wealth of wildlife, from otters and deer to hares and a ...

SUAMICO, Wis. (WBAY) - There is an update on “otter-gate” - the otters that escaped from the NEW Zoo on Thursday. The zoo says the otters, Louie and Ophelia, are well equipped to handle this ...

Their footprints also tell us about their behavior and how they move through the world — alone, in groups, ... elephants, ...

"Tracks in the fresh snow were evident, and a professional tracker was brought in to assist with locating the pair." An otter after escaping their habitat at the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Wisconsin.

Otters are "creatures of habit," he said, so if conservationists can identify tracks where they have crossed, or where bodies have been found, that’s a good spot to begin.

Their tracks showed the otters going through the Reforestation Camp and circling back to the zoo repeatedly. The zoo said otters are territorial, and it’s possible they’ll return to their ...

Louie the otter appears to be making a new life in the wild, ... Tracks in the fresh snow, along with sightings, indicated the two weren't too far from home, and about a week later, ...

They left fresh tracks in the snow, galavanting around the zoo and beyond in full view of cameras. The pair never went very far, which is consistent with normal otter territorial behavior ...

The public, landowners, area stakeholders and representatives from Otter Tail Power Company, Minnesota Power and Great River ...

”Otters have some of the most easily recognizable tracks of all mammals, due to the way they frequently slide on their bellies. In the meantime, the otters appear to be enjoying their escapade.