Sea Otter Fan Club

  Hi guys! It feels like it's been ages since I last posted! My sports event was quite tiring actually, it was in Thailand and I literally got back on Friday. I'm so sorry for how unprepared I am for todays post! I've been really tired and recovering from the sports and stuff this week so I don't have anything really ready to post... The GOOD NEWS is that I do have an idea but it's basically leading off from the last post... Last week, the total number of views on this blog was 218! HOWEVER, I've checked again and the new number is... *DRUM ROLL PLEASE!* 👏248👏 In honor of getting 30 new views in a week, I think I'll our new total view on this page...with Sea Otter emojis! LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦...

Hey everyone and welcome back to my blog! This episode is going to be very strange...but here we go! SO basically I'm going to put the number of views this blog currently has into Sea Otter emojis! LET'S GO! 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 🦦 Well here it is! Right now we're 218 views!!! Isn't that crazy?!!  Just ONE more quick thing before I say bye, next week t...

  Hi everyone and welcome back to my blog! Today, the post is definitely more factual and...ummm...might be boring for some of you but I hope you still enjoy! SOOOOO! Today I'm going to be expanding on a fact that I posted about Sea Otter in the 'Top 5 FUN facts about SEA OTTERS' post... ENOUGH CHAT! The fact was that Sea Otters are a keystone species. Like I said in that post (Top 5 FUN facts about SEA OTTERS) this is a really hard concept to understand and is even harder to explain. SO I'm going to try my best to explain this to you in this post!   Ummmmmm...ok? Firstly, the basic concept of a KEYSTONE species is: A Species of animal that it's ecosystem depends on to survive. This means that without that certain species, that ecosystem will collapse. Hence why they are so important! This boring  diagram shows this concept in more depth. As shown in the picture, without that keystone in the middle, the whole arch would fall apart! This explains why a keystone spec...

  Hi and welcome back to my blog! Today is episode 2 of Sea Otters vs River Otters! I hope y'all enjoy!!!  Sooooooo... I've done this before but I don't think it was very fair that I was judging (actually I think it was completely fair but my friends said that it wasn't so 'oh well' I guess) To fix this I'm going to get one of my friends to judge it for me!  FUN FACT! She also has a blog which is really cool! You should check it out! 😉 http://withmayathome.blogspot.com ANYWAYS! For todays round of judging, I will be asking the internet/google what are the cutest facts about each otter and my friend will be judging based on that! I will get 3 facts for each and then she will choose the ✨ CUTEST FACT ✨.  Enjoy! (be warned, she has mentioned to me several  times that she likes River Otters better...) (For her) I'll do River Otters first! Lets go! 1. River Otters actually build dens! Much like Beavers,  This is a Beaver by the way River Otter build dens st...

  Hi and welcome back to my blog! (This is to make up for missing yesterday.) I've noticed that my blogs have been more...creative! But today I wanted to make it more based on factual thongs about Sea Otters if you know what I mean? ANYWAYS! Here I've found, in my opinion, the top five most fun facts about Sea Otters to show you! How I've ordered this is '5' is probably like the least fun fact and '1' is like the, "OMG! That's the most fun and cute fact I've heard!" fact. So lets get right into it! 5.  Sea Otters can hold their breath underwater for up to 5 minutes at a time! This helps them forage for food underwater. 4. Sea Otters have the thickest fur of any animal! This helps them keep warm in cold waters. Kind of like a fur coat for winter time! Since their fur is so thick, they have to groom it very often, which is why Sea Otters are usually seen rubbing the bodies.  Like this! 3.  Did you know that Sea Otters are a keystone species?...

  Hi and welcome! This is definitely not one of my regular posts. I just wanted to tell you that I won't be posting tomorrow as I'm going to Malaysia with my family! It's my school break (end of term) and so we get the week off! I will try to post on Wednesday or something to make up for it but I just wanted to make sure you guys knew that there wouldn't  be a post tomorrow. Thanks so much to all my dedicated readers and I promise I won't let you down and make up for this later in the week! I hope you all have an amazing day and I'll see you soon! 😊😊😊

  Hi and welcome back! I know this isn't my usual posting day but I just wanted to wish all of you a happy Valentines Day!!! 💖💖💖 I found this photo on the internet but I still thought you guys would like it! I hope all of you has an amazing day and I'll see you next Tuesday! Bye!