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Approximately 90% of the world’s sea otters live in coastal Alaska, especially in waters surrounding protected public lands. The sea otter is one of the few mammals that uses tools; utilizing rocks to break open hard-shelled prey, they consume 25% of their weight in food a day by feasting on sea urchins, crabs, mussels and crabs. A group of resting otters is called a raft, seen banded together by seaweed floating and napping by the dozens, and even hundreds, in the ocean bay. Unlike most marine mammals, the sea otter doesn’t have blu
