An otter with brown fur and white markings explores a small tunnel made of stacked toilet paper rolls indoors, with light-colored walls and natural light streaming in. 7:10

One otter leaps the toilet paper, one smashes it

Kotaro and Hana are otters, and somebody has built them a wall out of toilet paper rolls. Each of them has a very different idea about what to do with it. more

At the start, Hana finds her own use for the rolls. She rests her chin on one like a pillow.

An otter peeks out from behind a wall near three toilet paper rolls lying on the floor. A headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
An otter peeks from behind a wall while the first rolls wait on the floor.

Kotaro has other business. Almost as soon as things get going, he runs back into the room to poop.

The first wall is where Hana gets stuck, and she's loud about it. Once she works it out, there is no stopping her. She busts through the paper to the other side.

A dark-furred otter peeks out from behind a stack of white toilet paper rolls near a window. A headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
Getting past a stack of rolls is harder than it looks.

The second wall shows how different these two are. Kotaro jumps right over it. Hana knocks the whole thing over and keeps going. No wonder people call her Hanazilla.

An otter with brown fur and white markings explores a small tunnel made of stacked toilet paper rolls indoors, with light-colored walls and natural light streaming in. The headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
Kotaro and Hana are otters, and somebody has built them a wall out of toilet paper rolls.

A third wall goes up, and both otters knock it down to get to their dad. Hana's method never changes. She plows straight through, like a pint-size sumo wrestler.

At the fourth wall, the two stop and look it over, as if wondering whether they have any push left. Then Hana busts through to her dad, and he gives her a lot of pets for her trouble.

A dark-furred otter peers through a gap in a wall of stacked white blocks. A headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
An otter sizes up the wall through a gap in the stack.

By the end, every wall is down. Whoever stacked all those rolls won't need to buy toilet paper for a long, long time.