Two river otters, Louie and Ophelia, weaseled their way out of their Wisconsin zoo enclosure last week during a winter storm, appearing on security camera footage cavorting across the snow ...

The NEW Zoo & Adventure Park said the animals — named Louie and Ophelia — got out through a "small breach in buried fencing" Two river otters have escaped from a zoo in Wisconsin and remain ...

The otter was found after escaping during a winter storm on March 20. After being missing for nearly two weeks, a zoo in Wisconsin announced the good news about one of its escaped otters ...

Highly adaptable, Asian small-clawed otters can thrive in a variety of freshwater aquatic habitats, from swamps and mangrove ...

On March 20 during a winter storm, river otters Louie and Ophelia left their habitat through a small hole in buried fencing they managed to make big enough to get out, according to NEW Zoo ...

SUAMICO, Wis. (WBAY/Gray News) - One of the two otters that escaped their habitat during a winter storm is back in the zoo’s custody. NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Suamico, Wisconsin, announced ...

SUAMICO - The NEW ZOO & Adventure Park was very close to capturing one of the missing river otters, but another mammal in the wild didn't get the message. On Wednesday, the zoo posted camera ...

Ophelia the escaped zoo otter is back home but Louie remains elusive — perhaps in search of a mate. The two North American river otters escaped two weeks ago from the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in ...

Meanwhile, the longest otter species, South America’s giant river otter ... in this video from the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute: Asian Small-clawed Otters ...