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your all wrong its a elephant on ice
TheOgo1971 5 months ago
That sir is a muskrat.
mellobea 5 months ago
i think it's a cat!
sonya2100 9 months ago
Aww, it's a little Nutria! we have them here! ANd yes, they are Nutrias. They are originally from South America but have been introduced to North America, Europe, Asia and Africa. I do call them little water rats cus thats what they look like. Sooo cute.
AnikaK 9 months ago
OMG AN OTTER! ......... :s
99prayownz 1 year ago
it's definitely a muskrat. We have a lot of them in Ontario and I see them swimming all the time.
TheAurtherDent 1 year ago
We have nutria in eugene oregon so they are totally native to north america as well.
Igamikun 1 year ago
No, it's not a Nutria rat. It is a muskrat which is not really a true rat or member of the "rattus"genus.
A Nutria rat is from South America, whereas the muskrat is native to North America
Papwithanhatchet 1 year ago
It's a Nutria rat, they are common in Louisiana I read. It also goes by the name Coypu. :) It's neat seeing it swim!
kittytreats 2 years ago