Sea otter populations are rising on the Central Coast Chris Bremer • April 26, 2017 https://youtu.be/ntJONYZHRpg By Haley Boyajian Special Contributor Journalism 201A A mother otter cuddles her nearly grown baby close to her, bathing in the sunshine coating the Morro Bay Harbor while...
![A raft of sea otters at Target Rock. Scenes from a walk near Morro Rock, including surfer, girl wading, sea otters, boater, and a foggy harbor scene. 31 Oct. 2011, Morro Bay, CA.
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