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We are otterly ecstatic to welcome Huck, Pippi and Jane into the Mote family!
The exhibit features North American river otters and provides an otter’s-eye view of their watershed homes. Watersheds — lands that drain water toward rivers, estuaries and the sea — are important to people and myriad wildlife, including river otters, their prey and many animals from land to the coastal oceans where Mote Marine Laboratory scientists carry out their research.
Visitors will see otters that were orphaned too young to survive alone and were raised by wildlife rehabilitators.
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“Otters & Their Waters” is open during normal hours, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. seven days a week, at Mote Aquarium, 1600 Ken Thompson Parkway in Sarasota, Fla. The exhibit will be located at Mote’s Ann and Alfred Goldstein Marine Mammal Research and Rehabilitation Center. Purchase tickets to visit Huck, Jane and Pippi.
This exhibit is made possible thanks to exhibit sponsors Alfred Goldstein & Jean Weidner Goldstein, Jane Graham Hyslop, James & Pati Ericson, Howard & Nancy Cobin, New Amsterdam Charitable Foundation, PNC Wealth Management, BMO Harris Bank, PGT Industries, Wohlers Family Foundation and Herald-Tribune Media Group.
Purchase tickets to meet Jane, Huck, and Pippi today!
Purchase TicketsMeet the otters
Meet Jane
Jane was rescued in spring 2015 and came to Mote from an animal rehab facility in Conway, S.C.Read More
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Meet Pippi
Pippi was rescued in spring 2015 and came from the same Conway, S.C.-based facility as Jane.Read More
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Meet Huck
Huck was found in September 2015 by a veterinarian in Melbourne, FlaRead More
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You can adopt an otter at Mote!
Your symbolic adoption directly benefits Mote Aquarium and the animals inside it.
