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Rescued sea otter Juno plays basketball for enrichment behind the scenes at the Oregon Zoo.

She's got game: Sea otter Juno keeps fit by shooting hoops

Innovative training activity offers health benefits and enriching fun for rescued otter.

May 8, 2019

A sea otter with white and gray fur floats on its back in the water with its paws extended.

Zoo says goodbye to Eddie, the slam-dunking sea otter

The Oregon Zoo's slam-dunking sea otter was humanely euthanized this morning following a decline related to his advanced years.

December 20, 2018

Sea otter Juno holds a basketball up to a stone hoop

Clam dunk: Sea otter Juno plays basketball to stay in shape

Juno, a rescued sea otter at the Oregon Zoo, is swimming straight to the hoop — and she can dunk with the best of them.

June 9, 2023

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