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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Fort Myers office welcomed a unique visitor — Splash, a small-clawed Asian otter with the Peace River K-9 Search and Rescue Dive Team. Trained to assist in locating victims in low-visibility waters, Splash uses his remarkable sense of smell by releasing bubbles underwater to detect odors. Alongside team founder and president Michael Hadsell, Splash demonstrated the extraordinary ways animals can support law enforcement in critical missions. The Peace River K-9 Search and Rescue Dive Team partners with local, state, military, federal, and private agencies — as well as families — to recover missing persons in places where human searches are impossible. FDLE members were grateful for the opportunity to learn about Splash’s specialized skills and how this one-of-a-kind partner supports law enforcement’s mission to bring closure to families.