Ophelia, a North American river otter, was found on March 28 and returned to the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Suamico, ...

SUAMICO, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — After nearly a month on the run, the NEW Zoo in Suamico remains optimistic that river otter Louie ...

Ophelia the river otter was trapped and secured on Friday, March 28 and returned to the New Zoo. Her return was not announced ...

One of two North American river otters who escaped from a Wisconsin zoo last month has returned home safe and sound ...

One half of the NEW Zoo's favorite furry fugitive duo has returned home, but zoo managers say one is still missing. But that's to be expected, since it is otter mating season.

Jeremy Ebner, the owner of the Suamico Trap, explains that they had to place the trap somewhere that they thought would be specific to an otter during their efforts to catch Ophelia and Louie.

One of the two otters that escaped from a Wisconsin zoo during a snowstorm has been captured, while the other otter remains missing.

Ophelia is back in the otter habitat, but the zoo said she may not make herself visible to visitors. “Ophelia has always been a bit shy and enjoys tucking into things to take naps throughout the day,” ...

But Louie and Ophelia don’t appear to have gone far, their tracks showed them exploring nearby bodies of water and returning to the zoo’s perimeter now and again, the zoo said in a news release.

Two otters named Louie and Ophelia escaped from a zoo in Wisconsin during a winter storm after leaving through a 'small breach in buried fencing that they managed to enlarge.' The NEW Zoo & Adventure ...

"She's been returned to the regular otter habitat this morning but may not always be visible to guests: Ophelia has always been a bit shy and enjoys tucking into things to take naps throughout the ...

One of the otters can be seen running and then sliding across the snow after escaping from an enclosure, zoo officials say in Wisconsin. Screengrab from video shared to Facebook by New Zoo ...