It almost makes you question whether this was his first interaction with people... It's vital to remember that otters are naturally loving. They prefer to spend time in pairs or with their children, and they are not afraid of a little PDA! If you watch them closely, you'll see that they always give each other kisses on the face. Otters are also very social animals who love to play with each other. They use their snouts to blow bubbles up into the air which often pop over their heads, then they jump out of the water to catch them. This activity can go on for hours. Otters also use their snouts to find food by smelling it under the water surface. They also use their paws to dig holes in search of worms or insects which they eat right there in front of you! Finally, otters are known for being good parents. They usually have one offspring per season but sometimes two or three if they have enough time to feed again after giving birth. The mother stays with her baby until he is weaned at about six months old. After that, she will continue to look after him until he finds his own home about 3 years old. Overall, otters are an interesting animal with many different behaviors to discover. Watch them swim, eat, play, and take part in all their activities, and you'll understand how much fun they are!