Otters at Georgia Aquarium Test Positive for COVID, Are 'Expected to Make a Full Recovery' "We are providing supportive care as needed so they can eat, rest and recover," said one Georgia Aquarium ...

A pair of rescued baby sea otters, who were stranded on the California coast earlier this year, have been adopted by the Georgia Aquarium. On Wednesday the aquarium released photos of the infants ...

A group of seven Asian small-clawed otters tested positive for COVID-19 at Georgia Aquarium, according to reports. The otters were tested after exhibiting symptoms like, “mild respiratory ...

WHITE COUNTY, Ga. — The North Georgia Wildlife and Safari Park is celebrating the birth of two Asian small-clawed otters. The park has been home to Noah and Rainbow for 12 years.

But no sea otter knows how to work angles quite like Brighton, one of the Georgia Aquarium's most charismatic residents. Look at Brighton strike a few poses for the camera, and tell me this sea ...

A group of otters has tested positive for COVID-19, but they are expected to make a "full recovery." The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta announced Sunday that seven Asian small-clawed otters have ...

Otters at the Georgia Aquarium have tested positive for Covid-19 but are expected to make full recoveries. The aquarium expects the otters to make full recoveries. IE 11 is not supported.

the virus is definitely circulated through the troop. And I'll tell you, it was it was quite unnerving. Uh, we we knew that gorillas were susceptible. So we chose to vaccinate great apes at the ...

A group of seven Asian small-clawed otters tested positive for COVID-19 at Georgia Aquarium, according to reports. The otters were tested after exhibiting symptoms like, “mild respiratory ...

Seven otters at the Georgia Aquarium were in isolation in late April 2021 after an undisclosed number tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.. According to a news ...

Related video above: Zoos seeking COVID-19 vaccinations for animalsSome of the Georgia Aquarium's most playful and popular mammals have tested positive for COVID-19.The Asian small-clawed otters ...