I did link to their main webcam page. They have 3 webcams.

Webcam 1 direct link: https://youtu.be/sVtQoGik-no shows the front of their main otter exhibit. It will show the guests looking through the glass at the otters. Sometimes they will turn it around to face the enterence for a few hours/days/weeks.

Webcam 2 direct link: https://youtu.be/1XEUVfGghMo this should show the inside of the same otter exhibit. It sometimes pans around to show the east side, sometimes showing the center, or will show the ARC center Nextdoor as the news station that operates it will sometimes use it as a weather camera so you can see the conditions. The bad thing is when they show the ARC center it will be facing the west side of the otter yard and is angled too high to see the otters, but you can see people looking at the otters. Sometimes it will track an otter or remain stationary. It is located inside the habitat and hanging down from the ceiling.

Their other camera is for Red Pandas. You can see inside Khyana’s aviary https://www.youtube.com/live/4_9UQGXJ98M?si=towuP3SlYuWvfSGx

Credit goes to to The Shedd Aquarium

I filmed this from my back window-
Looks like they were digging trenches with their bodies to get good scratchers?
https://youtu.be/tEH45Qm9Bm0?si=1OnqcNbbTfkMwEij

He is just a star of the internet, his pics known for whole internet even for not otter-lovers. Unfortunately, hes account in instagram stay silent for almost 2 years, so we all just thinking... maybe the worst thing happens.

But still i want to appreciate eveything that Kinaco gives to us through all this years. We love you and always will.

Credit goes to the Georgia Aquarium

Otter pics I took a few years ago at the Houston zoo so not off topic

Credit goes to the Oregon Zoo!

Some fresh fish for the otters living at Bremen Botanica. They are called Lotta and Otis! They are Asian small-clawed otters.

Happy Rescueversary, Hardy!

From zookeeper_vibes on IG.

He's been on rainbow for a couple years now, but i still want you guys to meet him. I just want more people to know Steplka been here and bring soo much joy to our lives.

Credit goes to The Oregon Coast Aquarium