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Sea Otter Pup Stranded in Alaska Gets a New Home in Chicago
In late October 2023, a young sea otter pup was found in the remote coastal town of Seldovia, Alaska, stranded and calling out in distress with no mother in sight.
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Great White Sharks Observed for the First Time Changing Their Behavior in Different Marine Environments [Study]
