Behind the scenes of sea otter care, our gear is as unique as the otters themselves! From donning a Darth Vader-esque disguise (yes, really!) to using baby bottles for feeding our rescued pups, it takes more than meets the eye to keep these fluffs happy and healthy.

We need more information here.

I (think I) understand the need for face protection, but why is it tinted?

The tint is so they don't get used to humans?

With stacks of towels for grooming, sturdy bite-proof gloves to handle those curious paws, we’re ready for anything. Otter care is searious business—but it shore comes with some fun perks!

Is the welder's mask so the otters can't see a human face and start to associate human = food and comfort, so instead they see a reflection of an otter (themselves) in the mask, so they associate otter = good things/ hang out with other otters??

That looks more "goth beekeeper" than Vader