Jesus's middle name is Hume! Caution: Some NSFW images within!

[kage69]

Uh, bad move?

 

[igor_kavinski]

https://imgur.com/cwJwrcz

He just wants to hang, awww, you pansies had an otter playmate opportunity!

They are actually doing the sensible thing. No one wants an Otter bite.

 

[sdifox]

Uh, bad move?

Next week we'll review the build your own dungeon kits you can buy on Amazon.

 

[kage69]

 

[kage69]

They are actually doing the sensible thing. No one wants an Otter bite.

While I'm certainly not advocating wrestling or fierce belly rubs, that wasn't the body language of an otter that was aggressive. That was 'can I play too?' Any other kind of approach and I'd say no way, but I totally would have thrown that guy a ball or something that floats

 

[dank69]

 

[kage69]

 

[dank69]

 

[Fritzo]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1559562408707952641

 

[Ajay]

 

[Ajay]

 

[Ajay]

 

[Captante]

https://imgur.com/cwJwrcz

He just wants to hang, awww, you pansies had an otter playmate opportunity!

When it was on the float there was still some doubt on "intentions" but in the water if the otter was "attacking" it would have been on those wimpy guys like stink on $hit in about 2 seconds .... that was straight-up playing.

 

[igor_kavinski]

that was straight-up playing.

Problem is, you can't predict when the wild animal will stop playing and start attacking.

 

[Captante]

Problem is, you can't predict when the wild animal will stop playing and start attacking.

I didn't say it wasn't possible "playing" with a wild animal might end in getting bitten, my point was that an otter can catch FISH underwater so it's pretty obvious he/she wasn't really looking to do any harm, or at least one of those guys would have been bleeding.

Might have been trying to "run them off" so he could relax in the sun though!

 

[Amused]

 

[dank69]

https://imgur.com/4FjriOF

 

[Captante]

They are actually doing the sensible thing. No one wants an Otter bite.

I strongly suspect that simply not running would have resulted in no chasing just like with a dog. (however I agree that would hurt!)

Otters btw are extremely intelligent and often friendly to people.

 

[kage69]

Problem is, you can't predict when the wild animal will stop playing and start attacking.

Bite'em back man, that's what I do.

 

[kage69]

Get out

https://imgur.com/zYq71yV

 

[kage69]

 

[Pohemi]

 

[Captante]

 

[kage69]

I think I remember posting this one several years ago. Kissing? Yeah no

 

[Pohemi]

The way they 'talk' cracks me up. That one looked like he just wanted to see what was going on. They're curious critters and can be quite affectionate. I'd be more wary of a wild one of course, but they are known to be generally agreeable even in the wild, assuming they're not defending themselves or their young. You just never know with a wild critter though.