American mink

The American mink may be small but it is a very efficient predator that is able to hunt prey as large as itself. It is and skilled swimmer and climber, it consumes birds, fish, amphibians and small mammals, posing a particular threat to ground-nesting birds. Although it is native to North America, it was introduced around the world for fur farming, and escapees have established populations in Europe and South America. https://upload.facebook.com/projectnoah/...

I think that should go in mammals if it is an otter.

Wow, nice caught,

Lovely capture!

Hi Kelly, great photo! I'd agree that it's a mink. You can update this spotting or let one of the rangers know by replying to this comment and we'll help you out. Thanks for sharing!

Pretty sure it's a mink as well

Awesome catch (both of you :))

Very cool picture - think it might be a mink though!

Probably headed for the micro-wave to de-thaw it.

Obviously not a Cajun otter, he's eating the head and leaving the legs alone!

Yum! That's a good pay off for a cold swim!