How Otters Survive In The Rocky Mountains | River Masters | Real Wild
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How Otters Survive In The Rocky Mountains | River Masters | Real Wild
In remote regions of the Rocky Mountains of the United States, the river otter still thrives. They live in the lakes and rivers where fish also prosper. We follow two families of otters – two mothers with their young. At first, they fish and frolic as independent families. However, the families join together to face challenges, such as ...
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