The otter is incredibly hard to spot as it can swim at lightning - fast speed while hunting for prey. You might be lucky to see it on land and admire its thick, silky fur and strong paws. Sometimes, it'll even let you scratch its belly! It's crazy about fresh fish and will soon jump back into the water to catch some. It's such a great swimmer that catching prey is a breeze. Its thick, oily pelt keeps it warm in the water, making water roll right off. I bet it'd love to try your bathtub too!

If you want to observe an otter, your best chance is to watch near the water. Be quiet and patient as they are very sensitive to noise. When you see one on land, don't make sudden movements as it may get scared and run back to the water. As for their natural habitat, they need clean water with plenty of fish. If you're in an area where otters live, make sure not to pollute the water. They have a thick pelt, which is their natural protection against the cold. There's no need to worry about them getting cold in the water. But remember, otters are wild animals, so don't try to touch or feed them without proper authorization. Just enjoy watching these cute creatures in their natural environment.