The birth of these triplets is historic, and their new parents are overjoyed.

The gift of life is the greatest thing that can exist in existence, which is why the birth of a new creature brings enormous delight to those who see it. The joy zookeepers are feeling as a result of the successful delivery of otter triplets in captivity appears to be an understatement.

These creatures were born healthily from the womb of new mommy Elva, and they are now in the care of her and the rest of the zoo staff.

The Henry Vilas Zoo in Wisconsin welcomed these tiny ones on February 15th (United States). The zoo employees formally announced his birth on his Facebook account after he completed his first month of life.

They not only shared their excitement in the publication, but they also highlighted mom Elva’s wonderful job.

“We are ecstatic to have these puppies join us. “Triplets may be demanding, especially for a new mother, but Elva has done very well and her kids have grown at a very healthy pace since day one,” zoo manager Johanna Soto said.

According to the zoo, otter pups are born blind and do not open their eyes until they are five weeks old. For the first time, these young ones are about to view their mother’s face.

Soto further stated that the father, Dragonroll, who is also a first-timer, has yet to see his kids because they are exclusively cared for by the moms.

These young pals will remain hidden from the public eye until mid-May, when they will be older and stronger enough to escape their mother’s scrutiny.