When mother otters dive for food, they tie their babies into kelp to ensure that they will not float away. #FACT

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When mother otters dive for food, they tie their babies into kelp to ensure that they will not float away. #FACT
Otter Fact #1
Otters love to play and sunbathe during the day, but are also very active at night.