BABY OTTERS GO SWIMMING IN GIANT FRESHWATER LAGOON ! WHAT HAPPENS ?!

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Mar 24, 2026
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A massive freshwater lagoon in his backyard.
This is literally a walk in massive lagoon. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's some good stuff. All right guys, we're going to go under.
We're going to dunk in.
What is up everyone and welcome back to the channel guys.
Hope all you guys are having an absolutely amazing Monday.
Now for today's video,
I am super excited to say that we are going over to my friend Noah's house.
We've been to his house before for a video and he has literally a massive
freshwater lagoon in his backyard.
I mean it is like the biggest swimming pool that I have ever been in and we are
taking the otters over there to go swimming today.
It's going to be absolutely amazing. It is crystal clear blue water.
I mean it is just going to be like crazy, crazy cool,
but actually the otters are right over there. Let me show you the otters.
They are just getting so, so big. So they're having nap time right now.
They're a little afternoon nap, but it is just about time for them to eat.
Oh my goodness. Now guys, these otters do not stay in here all day.
This is just for nap time. Otherwise they're out free roaming, playing. Oh,
hi guys. Hi guys. They are so hungry. Hi. So this is Coral right here.
If you guys have not seen her, she's a little Asian small claw otter.
And then we have Mr. Casper. What are you guys doing? Guys, follow me.
Come here. Oh my goodness. And they have their,
and they have their best friend Hazel right here. Hey Hazel, what's up?
All right guys. So we actually have the bottles right over here.
Otter babies follow me, follow me, follow me.
We've got the bottles right here.
So we're going to take these two bottles and we're going to heat it up in the
microwave. It's going to be a lot of fun, a lot of good stuff.
And bottle number one is done. We got bottle number one right here and feel it.
Oh yeah. Yeah. That's the perfect temperature right there. Oh my gosh.
What is wrong with you guys? Oh my gosh. These guys are absolutely going crazy.
And now it is time for bottle number two.
So both bottles are ready to be fed out now.
And if you guys notice the milk is like a cookies and cream color.
That is because we are now blending otter diet pellet,
hard diet into their milk because we are on the weaning process of moving these
little guys off bottles and onto hard food.
So all we got to do is secure these lids right here. Screw, screw, screw,
screw, screw. And we have the other one right here. We're going to go to a boop,
boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. All right,
kids, we've got your bottles. Come on guys. Let's go. Hey guys,
come on. All right. Yeah, that's right. Time for your bottles.
Time for the bottles. So we bottle feed them one at a time.
So we're actually going to be, Oh no.
As I was saying,
we bottle feed them one at a time and they're going crazy right now.
That's because they just get into like a feeding frenzy.
So we're going to be feeding coral first.
We're going to be putting Mr. Caspi inside of this little area right here while
we feed coral. Coral, this way, this way, this way, this way. Around, around,
around, around, around, around, around, around, around, around. Coral, coral,
coral. So these guys are just getting to be just so,
so big and they are just like chowing down, pounding these bottles.
I mean, watching them bottle feed is just probably the cutest thing ever.
Your turn's coming soon, buddy. He's like, please feed me, please.
I want to be fed, please.
And the baby otters have now finished their afternoon lunch.
So we're actually going to load them in the crate because we've got to take them
over to go swimming in a freshwater spring. Is that right, Caspi? Yeah.
I love this little guy right here. All right, Caspi. I'm sorry, bud,
but you got to go in there. Come here, buddy. You got to go. All right.
Let me try to get them in there without them going crazy. Okay. I got them in.
I got them in. I got them in. Guys,
it's kind of difficult to get these otters in their crate.
So let me just put the camera down and get them in.
These little guys are inside of their transport crate. I know they're like,
please get me out of here, please.
But little do they know that these guys are going to go and have a blast inside
of this ginormous lagoon. So let's put the otters right here.
And I want to show you guys something really cool right now.
So I actually picked this up earlier for them.
So this right here is a spring float.
So when we're in the pool with them and they want to climb up,
you can literally just come up on here. So let me actually,
let me open this up and here it is.
It actually doesn't look like much right now, but let's let's fill it up right
now. Let's up. Okay, guys, look at this.
We've got our thingamajigger bobber completely blown up.
So you can see it's got a nice mesh area.
So this will be floating and when the little otters that are right in there,
when they're swimming around, they'll be able to come up on here,
get out of the water, jump in. It's going to be so, so cool.
So right now I'm going to go load the otters in and head over to Noah's guys.
I just got over here to Noah's Noah. What's up, bro?
And we got the otters actually already over there inside of their crate.
But I want to show you guys right now,
the massive lagoon that they're going to be swimming and take a look at this.
I mean, guys, this is literally a walk in massive lagoon,
and it gets pretty deep over here. It's got to be at least like 12 feet deep.
No, how deep is it? It's like 12, 13, 12 to 13 feet, bro.
It gets pretty deep, real deep, steep little drop off right there. Yep.
And I've been swimming in this pool since I was probably, I don't know,
like 15 years old, 13. I don't know.
Me and Noah have been good friends literally since we were like in second grade,
but look how crystal clear. I mean,
this is literally a freshwater lagoon in his backyard. I mean, dude,
this is going to be sick taking the otters in.
So before we take the little baby otter swimming in this beautiful lagoon,
we are going to go check out Noah's Koi pond. He's got Koi fish.
He's got all kinds of crazy stuff. Donkeys, ponies. What else do you have, bro?
Goats, chickens, goats, chickens. Yeah. He's got just some crazy stuff.
So we're going to check out all of that before we take them swimming.
So this right here is Noah's awesome Koi pond.
It's a little bit murky right now just because the pump has been off, but dude,
this is sick. So it literally has like, Oh, what's up Maverick. Can I have a lick?
Nope. Okay.
So this is a bridge right here and we're literally on like a little Island and
we got some trees on the Island, bro. This is so cool.
But his Koi are just absolutely massive. I mean,
I remember when he got them when they were like this big and they've gotten
just so big, but do you have any like food for them?
Uh, no, I don't.
We're going to go stock it.
Oh my gosh.
We replenished our food and the Koi are going crazy. I mean, guys,
comment down below if you've seen a Koi that big, that guy is absolutely massive.
And you know what I just remembered when I was first starting this channel out,
you know what I remember when I first started this channel out,
I don't know if you guys remember, but I came and caught Noah's turtles that were
his, you know, those spotted turtles. Well, he actually gave them to me.
They were living in here and wow, this is just so sick, bro. But,
but anyways, we are going to go check out the ponies,
the goats and the chickens now.
Can I have a, can I pet you? Oh my gosh. Hello. Hello. Hello.
Oh, Noah's going to get me some treats right now, but come here.
We got Maverick and Sam, the ponies come here. No, I guess they don't.
I guess they don't like me. Oh yeah. We got the good stuff right there.
Let me get one of these. What is this?
This is like corn and all kinds of good stuff. Oh yeah. You want some?
You want some? Oh yeah. Yeah. That's some good stuff.
Yeah. We got all kinds of good stuff. This is like, Hey, with some corn in there.
Let me, let me, let me get some. Oh yeah. Oh, can I have some, please, please,
please let me get some. Oh, look at them big old teefers. I like them teefers.
Those are nice looking teefs. Oh my gosh. I'm dropping it. Oh my gosh.
He almost bit me. Please let me get some food, please. Okay. Okay.
You can have some food. Here you go. Here you go. No, maybe, maybe, maybe,
no. All right. So I guess you don't want any. Oh yeah. But he's like,
I'll take some. I got some big lips. I got them big lips. Guys,
can I give you some pets? Can I have some kisses please?
So guys, before I tell you what this mask is for,
I want all of you guys to stop what you're doing and go right now and comment
down below. Why do you think he's wearing that mask?
We're not doing that to torture him. It is for a reason. So stop,
go comment down below what you think. And now I'm going to tell you,
this is a fly mask.
So basically the flies here in South Florida can get pretty bad and well, yeah,
we give that to them. So the flies don't, yeah, yeah, yeah.
The flies are trying to get through. So we have one on him,
but the flies for some reason don't bother him like at all. But for him,
they bother him. So we gotta, we gotta keep the mask on him. It's okay, buddy.
It's okay. So unfortunately the chickens are sleeping,
but I hope all of you guys did enjoy seeing the goats and the ponies.
So right now we are going to go and I'm going to get changed so we can take the
otters swimming. So Noah and I are getting ready to put the otters in,
and it's going to be pretty cool to see them get in the water for the first
time. So guys, stop what you're doing. Go comment down below.
What you think the otters are going to do once they get in this big freshwater
lagoon. So we're going to take them right here.
And we're going to open the door and let them come in the pool on their own.
But before we do that, wait, wait, wait, wait, we're going to need this.
We're going to need our little float thingy, my jigger bobber. There we go.
So we are now going to open it up. Okay guys, are you ready?
Are you guys ready? I know you guys are ready. Come on, follow me. Come on.
This way. Look, we got water guys. Come here.
You want to come get some water now? Okay, here you go. Come on guys.
Guys, I'm going to have probably have to bring them in.
Let's see if they want to come. Come to me guys. I know it's some cold water.
You never had this cold water before, right? Come on. All right, guys,
I'm going to bring you in. I'm going to grab you. Bring him up.
And there he goes. That's actually Coral. Coral went in first. Come on Casper.
Come here. So we're going to now put the two little otters on the float.
We're going to see if they'll jump in once they're on the float. Let's go.
Let's go in the water. Come on. You got to jump in. Come for me guys.
They're a little bit unsure right now. They have no idea what's going on.
And Oh, he fell in. He fell in. Get up. Get up.
Come on guys. Come on. She's a little unsure and go.
Oh, there she goes. We're going to take them off to the deep end right now.
Get them into some deeper water. Guys. Come on. Come with me. Guys.
Coral, Casper, come on. Go in. Oh yeah. Oh, you got to come here.
You got to stay with me. Come on guys. Oh my goodness. Let's go for a swim.
Guys. I'm like their raft. Come on guys. Oh, I'm your raft.
Hi guys. All right guys. We're going to go under. We're going to dunk in.
We're going to go under right now. Let's go. Follow me this way.
Follow me. Let's go guys. Let's go guys.
We're going to try to take them into some deeper water.
Cause right now we're looking at about four feet,
but I want to take them a little bit deeper,
but I'm kind of their float right now. I think they're a little cold.
Where do you want to go guys? You want to go this way? Okay, let's go this way.
I want to come to me. Crawl on me. Come on.
And that my friends is going to end today's episode.
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