Oriental small-clawed otter cubs put on pubic display

Oriental small-clawed otter cubs put on pubic display

FUKUI, Japan - Three-month-old oriental small-clawed otters are put on public display at Echizen Matsushima Aquarium in Fukui Prefecture on Aug. 21.

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