Meet Monterey Bay Aquarium's Sea Otters!

Meet Monterey Bay Aquarium’s sea otters from the comfort of your own device! Each of these otters has her own distinct personality - take a deep dive in these videos!

Time to meet Rosa the Sea Otter, the matriarch of the Sea Otter exhibit! At 20 (!) years of age, she's our oldest sea otter-and also one of our blondest!

Shark bite survivor, sea otter scientist, and surrogate mother: Time to meet the hardworking Selka the Sea Otter! Selka was found stranded in July of 2012 off Cayucos, California as a one-week-old pup. She was cared for at the Aquarium and released into the wild in June 2013.

Always thinking two swims ahead, it's time to meet Kit the Sea Otter! Five week-old Kit was found stranded in Morro Bay Harbor in January 2010. A California Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist rescued her, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared her non-releasable.

This blonde certainly has a lot of fun: Time to meet Ivy the Sea Otter! Ivy was found stranded in November 2011 as a two-week-old pup on Cayucos State Beach. She was cared for by Sea Otter Program staff for seven weeks, and then introduced to Toola-the Aquarium's first and most experienced surrogate mother at the time.

Find yourself some carwash kelp and snuggle up: It's time to meet Abby the Sea Otter! Rescued as a newborn in July '07 by the Santa Barbara Marine Mammal Rescue Center, Abby was raised at SeaWorld San Diego. In June '12, she joined our sea otter program, and became a surrogate mother to her first pup, Sina, in January 2013!