An otter at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's has recently taken to Twitter to express herself.
And no, it's not just a keeper translating her deepest thoughts and breakfast desires.Â
Breakfast! #poweredbyfish pic.twitter.com/Qb95PxlNo4
— Desert Otter (@DesertOtter) May 6, 2014Motion sensitive cameras installed in the otter exhibit trigger tweets and photos that post directly to the otter’s Twitter account, according to a news release.
Yoga time #downwardfacingotter pic.twitter.com/FwHbKWLd8U
— Desert Otter (@DesertOtter) April 29, 2014
Students participating in the Engineering Projects In Community Service program from Salpointe Catholic High School and mentors from Rincon Research Corporation designed the system.
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Her twitter handle is @desertotter but there's a contest to give her a proper name.
She'll be joining the ranks of many distinguished tweeting animals including a honey badger at the Johannesburg Zoo and this cat who has 1.36 million followers.
staring staring staring staring staring TWITCHY TAIL TWITCHY TAIL staring staring staring YES THIS IS EXACTLY ABOUT THE NEW AIR FRESHENER
— Sockamillion (@sockington) March 28, 2014
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