SEA OTTER PUP ALERT! For the next few weeks, rescued wild sea otters will be taking over our Sea Otter Exhibit, including Selka with her surrogate pup! Usually, our guests can’t see the wild sea otters in our care. We keep them behind the scenes because we don’t want the otters to get comfortable around humans. With the Aquarium temporarily closed to the public, we have the opportunity to give these young otters access to a deeper, more complex living space during the day—these diving sessions u

💙Sea Otter Pup Update 💙 Time for a feeding session with the sea otter pup! Our staff is providing 24/7 care for this otter pup and feeding her every three hours. Notice the hard-tipped syringe here instead of a soft bottle nozzle. This girl is old enough to have powerful teeth that are designed to break through and eat hard-shelled animals. We know sea otters are *irresistibly * cute, but take a second look at those powerful chompers on this pup and remember to give them a respectable distance

TOO CUTE: A wild sea otter gave birth to an adorable pup at the Monterey Bay Aquarium this weekend. abc7.la/1Iobgjl | ABC7

SeaWorld’s animal rescue team is caring for a five-week-old female northern sea otter pup named Cinder who was found orphaned near Homer, Alaska. Find out more: | SeaWorld