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Hungry Sea Otters Save Shorelines

Tuesday, September 24th, 2013

Image by Robert Scoles/NOAA

Researchers are discovering just how vital sea otters are to healthy ecosystems.

Tags: awareness, biodiversity, california coast, crabs, crustaceans, disease, eel grass, endangered animals, mammals, marine mammal, ocean health, oceans, otters, population, sea grasses, sea otters, shorelines, threatened
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Sea Otter Awareness Week

Monday, September 23rd, 2013

sea otters, otters, awareness, disease, threatened, endangered, usgs, population, specimens, marine mammals, mammals

Celebrate these engaging and rebounding animals!

Tags: awareness, disease, endangered, mammals, marine mammals, moe flannery, otters, population, sea otters, specimens, threatened, usgs
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Spotted Eagle Ray Update

Monday, July 22nd, 2013

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An update to the collaborative research on these charasmatic creatures…

Tags: Anna Sellas, citizen science, genetics, gulf of mexico, kim bassos-hull, mote, oil spill, population, rays, sarasota, satellites, spotted eagle rays, tagging
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