Hurry up and give me your paw!

Zoya and Yazon are the pups of sea otters living in the harsh northern waters. They are still very small and cannot swim, so they spend most of their time lying on their mother's belly. When going hunting, mothers leave their pups alone, wrapping them in kelp and thus tying them to a place. But one day a sudden storm breaks the kelp, and the current carries the pups out to the open sea. Zoya and Yazon nearly perish, but timely outstretched friendly paws from other distressed strangers save the situation.

The book is about friendship and mutual aid, based on interesting facts about the life of sea otters. These charming and friendly marine animals indeed live in small groups and wrap themselves in kelp, which acts as an anchor, keeping them close to the shallow waters. Additionally, while sleeping, they hold each other's paws to prevent anyone from being carried away into the open sea. The everyday life of sea otters is depicted in the pages of the book with astonishing accuracy, making this gripping story for the youngest also an educational book about animals. It will be a wonderful opportunity to talk to a child about other marine inhabitants and spark their interest in the world of wildlife.