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Sea Otter Deaths

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Last year saw the highest rate of sea otter deaths since scientists began recording this information in the late 1960s. Under attack from disease, pollution and great white sharks, these iconic California mammals are struggling to maintain their dwindling population. We look at the threats facing sea otters. What can humans do to help protect them?

Guests:

Steve Shimek, founder of The Otter Project

Michael Harris, environmental scientist with the Department of Fish and Game's Office of Spill Prevention and Response

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