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The Amazing Sea Otter by Victor B. Scheffer, 1981-09
Koniag to king crab;: Alaska's southwest. Kodiak from sea otter settlement to king crab capitol; history of hunting and fishing industries, island villages, and scenic beauty by Yule M Chaffin, 1968
Sea Elf (A Just for a Day Book) by Joanne Ryder, 1993-08-16
Sea Otter Cove by Doe Boyle, 2001-09-06
Big Little Otter by Lillian Hoban, 1997-02
The Sea Pair. by Patricia Beatty, 1970-01
The Sea Child: A Novel by Leslie G. Cady, 1987-06
Otter on His Own: The Story of a Sea Otter (Smithsonian Oceanic Collection) by Doe Boyle, 2002-03
Otter on His Own, The Story of a Sea Otter - 1995 publication by Do Boyl, 1995
Sea Otters (The World of Mammals) by Sophie Lockwood, 2005-08
Human Impacts on Seals, Sea Lions, and Sea Otters: Integrating Archaeology and Ecology in the Northeast Pacific
Seals, Sea Lions and Sea Otters (Alaska Geographic)
Sea Otter (Animals in U.S. History) by Lynn M. Stone, 2003-10
Vol. 187, No. 6, National Geographic Magazine, June 1995; Brain; California Sea Otters; Israel's Galilee; New Views of the Holy Land; Puget Sound by Joel L.; Wolkomb, Richard; Belt, Don; Ohanian, Bernard Swerdlow, 1995

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Alaskan Sea Otter Listed As Threatened
Federal officials yesterday designated the southwest Alaska sea otter a species that teetered on the edge of extinction in the late 1800s as
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/09/AR2005080901286.

Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'nation'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Nation Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article Top News Nation What is RSS? All RSS Feeds View a Sample and Sign Up Manage Your Newsletters Escape From Houston I have just two pieces of advice for anyone who has to flee a large metropolitan area ... More By Juliet Eilperin Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, August 10, 2005; Page A03 Federal officials yesterday designated the southwest Alaska sea otter a species that teetered on the edge of extinction in the late 1800s as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, alarmed that its numbers have dipped sharply over the past 15 years. Fur hunters nearly wiped out the otters, whose range stretches from Cook Inlet to the Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak Island, by 1911, at which point the otters received international protection. By the mid- to late 1980s, as many as 74,000 otters thrived in Alaska's Aleutian Islands alone, but this number has now dropped to below 9,000. Bruce Woods, a spokesman for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Alaska region, said government scientists are still searching for the reason the population has declined so quickly. Predatory orca whales may account for the drop, he said, but officials are still not sure. Sea otters on the Russian side of the Aleutian Islands are doing better than their American counterparts.
CNN - New York's River Otters Making A Comeback - October 28, 1999
http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/9910/28/t_t/otter.toss/index.html
Urban Otters In UK Claw Their Way Back
http://cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/11/18/britain.otters.reut/index.html
Sea Otter Jigsaw Puzzle: Surfing The Net With Kids
sea Otter Jigsaw Puzzle. sea Otter Word Game sea Otter Board Game Quiz Send a sea Otter Postcard postcards Even More Games Puzzles
http://www.surfnetkids.com/games/seaotters-js.htm

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C & T Rabbitry
Located in South Texas, specializing in red eye whites, black, smoke pearl, silver martens, chinchilla, otters, and chestnuts varieties.
http://ctrabbitry.tripod.com
Sea Otter
The sea otter, Enhydra lutris, is about three feet long, Both animals have webbed feet, though the back feet of the sea otter are enormous by comparison
http://www.bell.lib.umn.edu/Products/SeaOtter.html

Extractions: T he sea otter, Enhydra lutris, is about three feet long, with a tail that adds approximately one more foot to its length. In shape it is like a river otter, which is slightly smaller in body but has a longer tail. Both animals have webbed feet, though the back feet of the sea otter are enormous by comparison, which is important for its life in the ocean. Before intense hunting the sea otter spent part of its life on land, but that behavior was changed so that it rarely is seen ashore, a case where humans altered the behavior of an animal in a drastic way. (1. Peter Matthiessen, Wildlife in America A Field Guide to the Mammals of all North American species found North of Mexico . 3rd edition. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1976. pp. 60-63; plate 5). A Field Guide to the Mammals Ibid. , p. 63). These three sentences by William H. Burt and Richard P. Grossenheider summarize the past and present of this animal which escaped extinction only by accident. What happened? promyshlenniki ) came to eastern Siberia in the mid-seventeenth century in their pursuit of sable, the trade in sea otter already existed. The Russian hunters sent the sable, fox, squirrel, etc. back to western Russia where it was traded to western Europe. They hunted along the rivers, trading with and taking tribute from the local inhabitants, in a system of trade dominated by forts erected at key points along the river systems. The weapons of the
CNN.com - Nature - Aleutian Otters Take A Nosedive - July 6, 2000
http://www.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/07/06/otter.survey.enn/index.html
Sea Otter Kayak Glacier Bay
sea kayak pristine Alaskan waters in Glacier Bay/Gustavus, Alaska. We rent Necky kayaks fully equipped singles and doubles for the novice and experienced
http://www.he.net/~seaotter/

Extractions: Slip into your kayak and glide out across pristine Alaskan waters. FAIR WEATHER RANGE... The highest coastal mountain range in the world will serve as a majestic backdrop for your excursion in the Gustavus/ Glacier Bay area... TIDEWATER GLACIERS... Voyage to these ancient GIANTS...Share a moment as they speak to you with THUNDER and rumblings... THRILL TO THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF WILDLIFE... Humpback Whales, Seals, Sea Lions, Sea Otters, Moose, Wolves, Goats, SEA OTTER KAYAK RENTALS feature NECKY, BOREAL DESIGN and LIGHTSPEED KAYAKS.These kayaks offer excellent stability for the novice paddler as well as performance for the experienced paddler. All come equipped with rudders, front and rear flotation bulkheads and room for extended trips. We provide all paddling equipment and training to make your self guided experience ADVENTEROUS and FUN! Kayak delivery and pick-up included to Gustavus beach or Bartlett Cove in Glacier Bay National Park. Esperanto Double Amaruk Double NEW FOR
ADW: Lontra Canadensis: Information
Learn about the range, habitat, diet, and life cycle of these amazing otters.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Lontra_canadensi

Extractions: editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/de093655-ea95-485c-8deb-9d753d03ac8e') 2005/09/24 02:36:14.014 GMT-4 By Tanya Dewey and Eric J. Ellis Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Mustelidae Subfamily: Lutrinae Genus: Lontra Species: Lontra canadensis North American river otters once occurred throughout Canada and the United States, except for areas of southern California, New Mexico, and Texas, and the Mohave desert of Nevada and Colorado. In Mexico they are found in the delta areas of the Rio Grande and Colorado river. These otters are now rare or locally extinct throughout much of the eastern, central, and southern United States. Biogeographic Regions: nearctic native North American river otters are found anywhere there is a permanent food supply and easy access to water. They can live in freshwater and coastal marine habitats, including rivers, lakes, marshes, swamps, and estuaries. River otters can tolerate a variety of environments, including cold and warmer latitudes and high elevations. North American river otters seem to be sensitive to pollution and disappear from areas with polluted waters. North American river otters build dens in the burrows of other mammals, in natural hollows, such as under a log, or in river banks. Dens have underwater entrances and a tunnel leading to a nest chamber that is lined with leaves, grass, moss, bark, and hair.
Diss Otters
Training times, committee and minutes, constitution, fixtures list, records, results, entry forms and newsletters and personal bests. This Norfolk club caters for fitness and competitive swimmers plus Masters.
http://www.adamlelean.34sp.com/WO/
WildCam: Otters @ Nationalgeographic.com
Indoor and outdoor views of otters in action, from National Geographic.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ottercam/
OSPR Sea Otter
a short one or two line description of the document, which will be viewed in the search engine.
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/ospr/organizational/scientific/seaotter.htm

Extractions: 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
Ulverston Amateur Swimming Club (Ulverston Otters)
Has news, advice, forthcoming events, PBs and (restricted) photos from this Cumbrian club.
http://uasc.me.uk/otters/html/
Southern Sea Otter
California s Threatened and Endangered Species, Department of Fish Game.
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/te_species/index/classification/mammalslist/otter.html

Extractions: 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.
Sea Otter
The sea otter is an almost exclusively marine animal, spending little The sea otter is the only carnivore to have four incisor teeth in its lower jaw.
http://www.yptenc.org.uk/docs/factsheets/animal_facts/sea_otter.html

Extractions: Sea Otter Sea Otter: Enhydra lutris Distribution: Coastal waters of California, Western Alaska, the Commander and Kurile Islands, north of Japan. Habitat: Kelp Beds Size: Up to 5 feet long, including a 1 foot long tail. Weighs up to 100lb. Gestation: 8-9 months. Sexually mature at 3 years, mating can take place all year round. Diet: Sea urchins, crabs, abalones and other shellfish, also fish and octopus. The sea otter is an almost exclusively marine animal, spending little time ashore. Its fur is thick and glossy and ranges in colour from black to dark brown, with some white tipped hairs. The large, blunt head, throat and chest are all creamy white. Its ears are almost hidden in its fur and its eyes are small. Sea otters are propelled through the water using their long, well-defined flipper-like hind feet. The forelegs are comparatively small, with five-fingered forepaws, which are used to grasp shell fish and other prey. The sea otter is the only carnivore to have four incisor teeth in its lower jaw. These are used to break open the shells of crabs, sea urchins and other shellfish.
BEDWORTH OTTERS ALLIANCE SWIMMING CLUB
Gives club training times, fixtures and results. This is a competitive club for young swimmers based in Warwickshire.
http://bedworthotters.tripod.com/

Extractions: BEDWORTH OTTERS ALLIANCE SWIMMING CLUB About Our Club Recent and Upcoming Events Meeting Minutes Bulletin Board ... Contact Us WELCOME TO THE BEDWORTH OTTERS ALLIANCE SWIMMING CLUB WEB SITE............................................. A club web site is a great way to organize a charter, keep members informed, and attract a broader audience by introducing ourselves to the community. We'll use this site to inform people about our club, share ideas, and organize events and activities. THIS WEB SITE IS STILL IN THE VERY EARLY STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION.
Amblonyx Otter Site - Fun And Facts On OTTERS
Informative and fun site dedicated to otters worldwide, with a comprehensive factfile on the British otter.
http://www.amblonyx.com/otter/
Ferndown Otters
Site of the Ferndown otters located in Dorset with head coach Tony Watson. Olympian Karen Legg. News, meets, programme, resources, coaching, forum, guestbook and related links.
http://www.ferndown-otters.co.uk/
International Otter Survival Fund
About otters and their conservation and protection worldwide.
http://www.otter.org/
Olympic National Park
sea Otter Enhydra lutra. Family Mustelidae. The sea otter is a well known inhabitant of the coastlines of California and Alaska.
http://www.nps.gov/olym/mammal/otter.htm

Extractions: Enhydra lutra Family: Mustelidae The sea otter is a well known inhabitant of the coastlines of California and Alaska. These members of the weasel family were hunted nearly to extinction in the 18th and 19th centuries for their soft fur. Because of reintroduction efforts in the 1970s off the Washington coast, they are making a slow but steady comeback here at Olympic.

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