Sea Otters Fight Climate Change
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, found that kelp forests were able to absorb 12 times more carbon dioxide in the presence of sea otters, a result of the aquatic mammals preying on kelp-eating sea urchins. What do you think?
Claire Page
You know what else? They hold hands when they sleep. I swear to God. They hold hands while they drift around floating on their backs, sleeping.
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