Sea otters live in the coastal waters of the northern Pacific Ocean. They eat various marine animals like frogs, eggs, octopuses, and sea shells. Sea otter mothers carry their pups on their backs and wrap themselves in seaweed when resting. Sea otters were hunted in the 1800s but laws now protect them from threats like pollution, oil spills, and hunting.

2. Sea otters have flippers is their feet to help them
swim. Sea otters are light brown. The baby sea
otters are yellowish brown.

3. Sea otters eat frogs, eggs, octopus and sea
shells. They also eat 40 other marine
animals.

4. Sea otter lives in shore of the Pacific Ocean.
the western coast Canada and U.S.A

5. Sea otter’s babies float on their mother’s
back. If the sea otter have more then one
baby, they will have to leave one baby
alone.

6. Sea otters rap themselves in sea weed when they
are sleeping. When there are resting on land, they
stay on the shore if there is an attack. If there is an
attack on land, they jump back into the water.

7. Sea otter’s predators are human in the 1800s, laws where said to
protect sea otters from extinct, oil spill, and other dangerous things
that can harm the sea otter.

8. We don’t pollute or dump oil down the drain. We
don’t hunt sea otters. We can help sea otters by
not feeding them human food.

9. Sea otter use a rock to crack a shell
or other marine animal with shells.
Sea otter have thick fur to protect
them from the cold.

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otter because
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