Yes. Otters are quite well at living in captivity if you take care of them.
Like feeding them fish or shellfish (make sure they eat 15% of their body weight if it's an Eurasian otter, 2O-25% if they are sea otters. Having them a place to swim (they prefer to swim in cold water; 10°C, which is 50°F)
Otters are playful and very active; so make sure you give it LOTS of swimming room filled with toys and spend a lot of time with it.
i think no because they are a wild animal
Because the sea otter would die. It would be very sad.
No it is not.
Most states prohibit the ownership of any wild animal, especially fur bearing animals. Neither a beaver nor an otter is a good pet choice as both have very specialized needs that few homes could provide. Get a dog or a cat from an animal shelter.
Otter-coated rabbits have the same lifespan as other pet rabbits. Pet rabbits live, on average, between 8 and 10 years, but many live up to 12 years, and some even live to 14 years!
There are two subspecies of otters in North Carolina. Lontra canadensis lataxina or the river otter lives throughout the Coastal Plain and Piedmont, whereas Lontra canadensis canadensis [sic] or Northern river otter is apparently the from in the mountains.
Yes, it is legal to have a pet possum in Texas with the proper permits and licenses.
Yes, it is legal to have a possum as a pet in Texas with the proper permits and licenses.
it is legal
In Alabama, it is illegal to own an otter as a pet. Otters are classified as exotic animals and require special permits for possession, which are typically only granted to licensed wildlife rehabilitators or educational institutions. Additionally, keeping otters can pose challenges due to their specific habitat and dietary needs. It's important to check local regulations as they can vary.
Rabbits with otter coat patterns live for just as long as other pet rabbits. Pet rabbits have an average lifespan of 8 to 10 years, although many live to 11 or 12, and some even live to 13 and 14.
Yes, a flying squirrel is legal to have as a pet in Rhode Island.