Dabble: New Rug
Each lift allowed the otter to see or breath quickly as the trampling continued. thirty seconds in and the otter faintly murred to the sensation, unable to help himself.
Life is Just a Storm- Chapter 11- Expanding Rift
It felt like the otter no longer enjoyed lukan's company. it felt like the otter did not want to really be there at all. like the otter was beginning to question all his decisions.
Last One
otter smiled and held out his paw. skunk sighed and handed the lizard on a stick he was preparing for himself over to otter and soon grabbed another from the rack.
That Special Bond
She suddenly cried out and hugged the surprised otter tightly. the sea otter let out a startled _churrrip?_ and looked at lilly carefully. "who are you?" she asked, pulling away from the river otter carefully and treading water in front of her.
Blood on Ice - Chapter Fifteen
The otter walked to the edge of the railing next to me and leaned against it with his arms folded across it. "it's cold at night but i imagine you are used to it," stated the otter. "we mika otters are river otters from the south.
Master Chef
The smallest otter, a white furred otter, wearing a slumped over back chef's cap, barked out orders. the rest of his six kitchen members, tall black and brown otters, ran around doing as instructed.
Photo Shoot?
The otter said, still standing by his side of the bed.
Life is Just a Storm- Chapter 3- Wavering Mind
Was this otter, or more specifically a friend like this otter, exactly what he was missing in life all along?
Morning Brew
The wolf sighed as failed attempt after another of admitting his feelings to the otter played through his head, most ending in awkward situations with the otter blushing like mad.
Watership Down - Blueberry's Tale, Book 2, Chapter 31
Straw said as he looked at the otter. "what's your name anyways?" the otter thought for a moment and replied back. "i think my name is.." the otter paused for a moment and shook his head. "i don't have a name."
Jeremy; List Of Species
History tells that otters actively and aggressively helped them to intelligence. the real reason otters did such a thing has been lost to history.
Showtime
The otter couldn't help exclaiming admiringly. "i wish i could do that."