Monterey Bay Aquarium set up a live cam on their otters, so now this is what we’re doing all day

This is not a drill, people. The Monterey Bay Aquarium has put a live cam on their sea otter exhibit, and frankly, this is the kind of calm, non-Tiger King entertainment we could all use right now. If they don’t show up for a few minutes, be patient. They’re there. And they’re adorable. Enjoy.

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Apr 11, 2020

Photo credit: Monterey Bay Aquarium/YouTube – Array

This is not a drill, people. The Monterey Bay Aquarium has put a live cam on their sea otter exhibit, and frankly, this is the kind of calm, non-Tiger King entertainment we could all use right now.

If they don’t show up for a few minutes, be patient. They’re there. And they’re adorable. Enjoy.

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