This kitteh may think it is an otterâŚ
I would not have suspected that the phrase âaqueous philosophy weaselâ could be elicited by a series of photographs; but having seen these ones I cannot escape this conclusion.
I liked otters more when they were done with practical effects.
I can totally see the invisible pipe and spectacles in the 2nd one down.
In the past, âcatlingâ was apparently an acceptable synonym for âkittenâ. I would propose its re-introduction for this situation, âa tub of sprightly catlingâ.
Letâs see, I would like a tub of sprightly catling⌠and uh, a philosophizing otter to go, please.
Yeah, the green screen is so obvious on this one 
Couldnât help myself.
I edited the green-screened river otter so heâd get to know all about Edwin, a âSuper Duperâ otter from the Seattle Aquarium.
Animals!
Could be @doctorow in a fur suitâŚ
Would it surprise me? No.
It doesnât swim underwater though.
But is the 8 year old as adorable as the otter? I suspect not.
⌠and so it was that I searched for scuba diving cat and found this video. (Warning, contains super annoying tv voiceover voice. Why do they feel compelled to do that? UghâŚ) (Also, $20,000 is a lot of money to spend getting your obviously overweight cat to the bottom of the pool. People are weird.)
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