Today is World Otter Day!
In this day we want to raise awareness of the conservation of our otterly based frens and their habitats.
Habitat destruction and otter trafficking (asian small-clawed otters mainly) are on the rise, poachers catch baby otters when they are so young so they can be easily smuggled, some of them die during the travels or their mothers die when trying to escape or defend their pups from poachers.
Otters belong only to nature, so when we help nature we are helping otters too. If you want to see otters, do a hike to your nearest ott-spot or make a special travel if you don't have one next to you, never go to otter cafes, buy clothes made with otter fur or buy one as a pet.
Also, when we go to forests and rivers our duty is leaving the place in a better condition than when we arrived.
Remove trash or search for poisoned foods or traps that could harm animals, we can do this and more for nature. And for otters too!
Happy World Otter Day!
