The Virginia Living Museum, Newport News, announced earlier this month the arrival of Nora, a North American river otter. She joins the museum following her rescue and care at the Maryland Zoo. Later this year, guests can meet Nora and witness her playful antics in her new home.Nora, whose name is an anagram of her species (NARO), was rescued last year as an abandoned pup. Thanks to the dedicated team at the Maryland Zoo, Nora has grown into a vibrant and curious young otter, a release said.Having received exceptional care and training at the Maryland Zoo, Nora has mastered skills needed for her species, including hunting and foraging.As she begins her new adventure at the VLM, Nora will be introduced to her new companion, Moe. This transition aligns with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ North American River Otter Species Survival Plan, which aims to promote genetic diversity and species well-being through thoughtful collaboration.The VLM is a leader in natural living exhibits. N...