16 States Where Otters Are Making a Comeback in Rivers and Streams
They were nearly wiped out. Pollution, trapping, and habitat destruction drove river otters to the brink in many U.S. states—gone from waters they’d ruled for centuries with whiskered charm and fish-thieving skill. But they’re not done yet. Thanks to cleaner rivers, protective laws, and a whole lot of patience, these playful swimmers are sliding their …










