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  1. Sea Otters by Michelle Levine, 2009-09
  2. Sea otters (Storyteller) by Avelyn Davidson, 1998
  3. Sea Otter (Stone, Lynn M. Animals in U.S. History.) by Lynn M. Stone, 2003-10
  4. The California Sea Otter: Saved or Doomed? by John Woolfenden, 1985-05
  5. Sea Otter in the Eastern Pacific Ocean by Karl W. Kenyon, 1975-11-24
  6. Sea otters, Cruz and Slick by Mary Craft, 1991
  7. "Sea Otter" and the geese.: An article from: Endangered Species Update by Bruce Woods, 2004-04-01
  8. My Friend the Sea Otter (Schneider, Jeffrey. Ocean Magic Book.) by Jeffrey Schneider, John Schneider, 1991-02
  9. Jason and the Sea Otter by Barber-Starkey, 1990-11
  10. Decline in sea otter (Enhydra lutris) populations along the Alaska Peninsula, 1986-2001.: An article from: Fishery Bulletin by Douglas M. Burn, Angela M. Doroff, 2005-04-01
  11. The Sea Otters of California (Animals of the World) by Jane Duden, 1998-01
  12. Sea Otter Inlet
  13. The sea otter (Sunshine books) by Maggie Blake, 1990
  14. California sea otters by Lillian Grace Paca, 1967

61. Southern Sea Otter (Enhydra Lutris Nereis) :: Green Nature ::
Southern sea Otter (Enhydra lutris nereis). A seafood Buffet sea otters eat sea urchins, crabs, clams, mussels, abalone and other shellfish.
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62. CNN.com - Wildlife Agency Caught Between Fishermen And Otters - August 7, 2000
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63. Sea Otters At Risk From Killer Whales In A Changing Ocean :: Green Nature ::
sea otters At Risk From Killer Whales In A Changing Ocean. After ranging into coastal waters, the killer whales found a substitute prey in sea otters.
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64. CNN - Oil Spill Lessons Offer Hope For Sea Otters - February 18, 1999
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Experts say pollution and disease are leading to a drastic decline in sea otter numbers
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Ten years ago, on March 24, 1989, the Exxon Valdez spilled almost 11 million gallons of oil into Price William Sound, killing more than 5,000 sea otters. The spill has been called the largest environmental disaster in recent history but because of it, the United States is now better equipped to handle such a disaster. Research and programs initiated recently by several members of the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums have focused on providing immediate help during such disasters. "In 1989, the scientific community was completely unprepared to deal with an oil spill of such magnitude. There wasn't even a local veterinarian on site," said Terrie Williams, a comparative physiologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and former research committee chair for the alliance. Williams, who helped organize the rescue effort in Prince William Sound, said the result of that experience and the research that followed enables "the marine mammal community to reduce our disaster response time from one week to 48 hours, and allows us to minimize damage to sea otters when crises occur."

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66. CNN - California Sea Otters Dropping In Number - August 22, 1999
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Aquariums like the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific are studying injured and orphaned otters like this one August 22, 1999

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From Correspondent Mark Bernheimer LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) Intelligent and playful, the California sea otter is a curiosity to scientists as well as the general public. But the elusive animal is becoming more difficult to find in the wild. While their cousins in Washington, Alaska and Canada are thriving, the number of California sea otters has declined 12 percent since 1995, with just over 2,000 remaining. The rapid drop has prompted scientists to scramble for solutions, but they can't fix the problem until they understand exactly what is causing it. All they have so far are possibilities. "Disease, contaminants, starvation and entanglement or entrapment in coastal fishing gear," offers Carl Benz of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

67. Sea-otter
sea otters are members of the weasel family, with large eyes and thick, dark brown fur. Killer whales normally don t eat sea otters because they are too small.
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Mother and pup A beautiful animal… Sea otters are members of the weasel family, with large eyes and thick, dark brown fur. Their rich pelt has up to a million hairs per square inch which substitutes for blubber to keep them warm in cold water. Among the very few marine mammals known to use tools, they break open clams and abalone with stones to get at the meat inside. These intelligent animals live in shallow water and prefer kelp forests, sometimes anchoring themselves in one place by wrapping strands of kelp around their bodies while they rest.
Urchin Bed - Sea otters prey on sea urchins, keeping their populations in balance. Sea otters are a keystone species in the kelp forest ecosystem, eating sea urchins, clams, snails, sea stars, squid, octopuses and abalone. When present in healthy numbers, they keep sea urchin populations in check. When sea otters decline, however, urchin numbers explode—as does their grazing pressure on bull kelp. The urchins chew off the attachments keeping bull kelp in place, causing them to die and float away. This decimates kelp beds and sets off a chain reaction that depletes the food supply for other marine animals and in turn causes their decline.

68. CNN.com - Alaska Sea Otters' Disappearance A Mystery - Feb. 4, 2004
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) When Russian explorers first saw sea otters bobbing in the waters off Alaska s Aleutian Islands in the mid-18th century, they
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Otters eat sea urchins, which feed on kelp. Without the otters to control urchin populations, scientists note that kelp is disappearing. Story Tools RELATED Aleutian otters take a nosedive Report: Ancient fishing linked to modern crisis At Sea Processors Association Center for Biological Diversity YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Environmental Issues Animals or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - When Russian explorers first saw sea otters bobbing in the waters off Alaska's Aleutian Islands in the mid-18th century, they knew they had discovered a money maker. The otters' fur "is so far superior in length, beauty, blackness and gloss of hair to the river otters' pelts that these can scarcely be compared to it," wrote German naturalist Georg Steller, who accompanied legendary mariner Vitus Bering on his Alaska expeditions. Russian and American hunters later wiped out nearly all of Alaska's sea otters, whose luxurious fur became known as "soft gold." The otters were saved from extinction after a 1911 treaty banned the commercial hunt.

69. Southern Sea Otter
Adult Southern sea otters average about 4 feet (1.3 meters) long, and 4565 lb. sea otters eat sea urchins, crabs, clams, mussels, abalone and other shellfish.
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Southern Sea Otter
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State Status Not Listed Federal Status Threatened (Listed 1977)
The furry, brown sea otter is an ocean-going member of the weasel family. Well adapted to a marine life, the otter's hind feet are webbed and flattened into broad flippers. Large, flat molars help the otter to eat hard-shelled sea animals, and dense, soft fur protects it from the cold ocean water. Adult Southern sea otters average about 4 feet (1.3 meters) long, and 45-65 lb. (20-30 kg) in weight. Male otters are larger than females. The Southern sea otter is one of the two subspecies of sea otter on the Pacific Coast of North America. The larger, Alaskan or Northern sea otter has a more northerly range. "A Marine Mammal" Sea otters live in a narrow band along the coast, and rarely venture much more than about 1 1/2 miles (3km) offshore. Kelp beds (a "forest" of very tall seaweed anchored to the seafloor) are a favorite habitat. Sea otters are often seen just offshore, floating on their backs, paddling with their hind limbs and sculling with their tail. They sometimes congregate in groups of several otters called "rafts". Sea otters often sleep in the kelp forest, lying under strands of the seaweed to keep from drifting away. "Valuable Fur" Sea otters spend almost half their day grooming their fur in order to keep it waterproof and warm - dirty, matted fur would soon lose it's insulating properties - and put the otter in peril from cold. This is because the sea otter has no insulating fat or blubber like seals and whales, so it's extremely thick fur is very important. Otter fur is the densest of any mammals, with about 100,000 hairs/ cm2, that's over 800 million hairs on a large adult. To get an idea of how much 800 million is, picture 106 shoeboxes filled with sugar grains! Ironically, this special fur that helps the sea otter survive, has also endangered it. Sea otter pelts have been a valuable item to people since the 1700's. Unregulated hunting during the 18th and 19th centuries severely reduced otter populations.

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Pathologist Dr. Melissa Chechowitz examines sea otters, sea birds that die in gill nets, wildlife that die as a result of oil spills, and assists the Marine
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My CA Search DFG Sea Otter Research The Marine Wildlife Veterinary Care and Research Center (MWVCRC) staff have a number of projects related to the recovery of the southern sea otter listed as threatened under the Federal Endangered Species Act (ESA). These projects include: Sea Otter Pup Survival The MWVCRC staff is cooperating with the U.C. Davis Wildlife Health Center United States Geological Survey/Biological Resources Division (USGS/BRD), and the Monterey Bay Aquarium (MBA) in a study of the survival of sea otter pups that are orphaned, raised in captivity and released and comparison free-ranging animals. This is the PhD thesis work of Krista Hanni and will compare activity budgets, foraging behavior and health parameters as determinates of survival. A separate serosurvey of adult animals is comparing exposure rates to various infectious diseases. A grant from the

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Johnstown YMCA sea otters PO Box 312 Johnstown, NY 12095 Website Maintained by Jim Walsh No portion of this website may be reproduced without the consent of
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72. Care2's Race For The Oceans
Each free click generates a donation to save the oceans and protect sea life such as dolphins, whales, sea otters, and turtles.
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COMMENTS ON HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS sea otters spend much of their lives in the coastal zone, where they haul out in or near the intertidal zone and swim, feed
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- otter, sea OTHER COMMON NAMES ELEMENT CODE CATEGORY - Marine Mammals PHYLUM AND SUBPHYLUM - Animalia, CLASS AND SUBCLASS ORDER AND SUBORDER FAMILY AND SUBFAMILY - Mustelidae, GENUS AND SUBGENUS - Enhydra, SPECIES AND SSP - lutris, SCIENTIFIC NAME - Enhydra lutris AUTHORITY TAXONOMY REFERENCES - 125 Taxonomy - 1 (DRAFT) - Status Species otter, sea Species Id M120031 Date 26 AUG 96
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74. Educational Wildlife Tour
Tours led by Captain Walt Cunningham to see birds, sea otters, whales, and coastal habitats of the Sitka Sound.
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75. Where Have All The Sea Otters Gone?
Sketch an Aleutian coastal ecosystem food web showing the relationships among orcas, sea lions, harbor seals, sea otters, sea urchins, and kelp.
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The Classroom Flyer Today's Flyer Flyer by E-mail About Brenda Barron Article Archives Life Science Biology Environment Space ... Sports June 15, 2000 Where Have All the Sea Otters Gone? A Remarkable Comeback Few animals can captivate aquarium visitors like sea otters. Their playful antics and impressive dives are guaranteed to delight the crowds. What makes the future of these fun-loving mammals so uncertain? Until the 1700s, sea otters thrived in the cool waters of the North Pacific Ocean. An estimated 150,000 to 300,000 were found in an arc stretching from northern Japan, across southern Alaska, and down the North American coast to Baja, California. Prized for their furs, sea otters were hunted to the brink of extinction by the beginning of the twentieth century. By the time the International Fur Seal Treaty of 1911 put an end to the mass slaughter, only about 1,000 to 2,000 sea otters remained worldwide.
  • By what percentage has the sea otter population decreased along this section of Alaska's coast?

76. Sitka WhaleFest; Alaska Whale Conference
Marine tour in Sitka Sound focuses on whales, sea otters, and coastal habitats. Events include sea chantey concert, run/walk, and banquet.
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77. Stuffed Otters : Bay Otter : Sea Life : All Plush : Stuffed Plush Animals
All Plush carries several types of otters. Bay Otter is one item that can be found under sea Life. Item made by Aurora. Home Stuffed
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78. Stuffed Sea Otters : Sea Otter Backpack : Sea Life : All Plush : Stuffed Plush A
All Plush carries several types of sea otters. sea Otter Backpack is one item that can be found under sea Life. Made by Fiesta.
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79. CeasarsRock Features "The Marine Animals Of Monterey Bay"
Features, characteristics, and local habitat of fish, octopus, squid, seals, sea otters, and whales of the Monterey Bay region in California.
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80. Marine Wildlife Bronze Sculptures By Jerry F. Glover
Bronze sculptures by Jerry F. Glover including whales, dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, and sea otters.
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Jerry Glover's sculpture subjects revolve around themes of marine wildlife, particularly the great whales. His commissioned series, Whales and Dolphins, has been internationally recognized as being the finest and most scientifically accurate group of cetacean minatures ever produced. It is with a great deal of pride and pleasure that we continue to be able to make limited editions of these and his other bronzes available.
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