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Looking cute in photos is History of eroticismnever easy, but one adorable otter clearly knows his angles and how to work them.

Japan's Toba Aquarium held a little photoshoot for one of its sea otters. The otter was a total ham, knew it was cute, and showed off with all the amazing poses in its modeling arsenal. The aquarium tweeted video evidence of the otter's moves.

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Bashful...

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Hear no evil.

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"You're doing amazing, sweetie."

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Let's all give a round of applause to this fluffy star.

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