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Sea Otters

Enhydra lutris)

Photo by HemaShah
Published on Project Noah
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I saw these Sea Otters in the middle of the Pacific ocean in Alaska.
Sea otters usually swim around in clusters to protect themselves from Walruses and other predators. They usually float and use their stomach for placing the food while they eat it.
I will upload the closeup soon.

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