Otter Care and Behavior Insights

The video discusses the personal journey of losing a pet otter and adopting a new one. It covers the initial care, training, and bonding with the new otter, as well as feeding habits and nutritional choices. The video also addresses health maintenance and grooming, concluding with future plans for the otter.

What was the main reason for Raja's death?

• Injury

• Old age

• Dehydration

• Overfeeding

What was the narrator's emotional state after losing Raja?

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Happy

• Obsessed with otters

What is a key characteristic of the new otter adopted by the narrator?

• It is very young and requires constant care.

• It is more mature and has a stronger immune system.

• It is a rare breed of otter.

• It is aggressive and difficult to handle.

What technique did the narrator use to bond with the new otter?

• Hand-feeding

• Training it to fetch

• Playing loud music

• Keeping it isolated

How did the narrator ensure the new otter's safety around other animals?

• By keeping it in a cage all the time

• By training it to ignore other animals

• By using a safe chain

• By letting it roam freely

What type of food does the narrator feed the otter?

• Fish

• Adult cat food

• Dog food

• Vegetables

What benefit did the narrator observe from feeding the otter adult cat food?

• The otter became more aggressive.

• The otter developed allergies.

• The otter's fur became shinier and healthier.

• The otter started losing weight.

What was the narrator's observation about the otter's waste after changing its diet?

• It became more frequent.

• It had a strong odor.

• It was odorless.

• It changed color.

What is one of the narrator's tips for otter care?

• Bonding is crucial for a well-behaved otter.

• Feed the otter only once a day.

• Avoid spending too much time with the otter.

• Ensure the otter is always kept indoors.

Why does the narrator prefer adopting an adult otter?

• They are easier to train.

• They are less prone to diseases.

• They are more playful.

• They require less food.