What's Hot: Otters paint Valentine's Day cards for hospital patients

Living Shores Aquarium says the "ottergrams" will go to hospital patients, and also, 10 lucky sweepstakes winners.

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Feb 15, 2023, 11:57 AM

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It's "otterly" adorable! That's how a New Hampshire aquarium describes Valentine's Day cards its otters painted!

Living Shores Aquarium says the "ottergrams" will go to hospital patients, and also, 10 lucky sweepstakes winners.

The animal artists are five Asian small-clawed otters.

They're named Harry, Teddy, Peanut, Jelly, and Saco.

Animal-safe red and pink paint on their paws was used in the creations.

The aquarium says it might make the "ottergrams" a Valentine's Day tradition.

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