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100 Photos of Sea Otters: A Thread
🦦📷 1-4 A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)
🦦📷 5-8 A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)
🦦📷 9-12 A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)A photo of sea otter(s)
🦦📷 13-16 A photo of a sea otter with a clamA photo of a sea otter with her pupA photo of a sea otterA photo of a sea otter with her pup
🦦📷 17-20 A sea otter with a clamA sea otter with a clamA sea otter with her pupA sea otter with her pup
🦦📷 21-24 A sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pup
🦦📷 25-28 A sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pupA sea otter mom with her pup
🦦📷 29-32 A rescued sea otter pupA rescued sea otter pupA rescued sea otter pupA rescued sea otter pup
🦦📷 33-36 A rescued sea otter pup with a bottleA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pup
🦦📷 37-40 A sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pup
🦦📷 41-44 A sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pup
🦦📷 45-48 A sea otter mom with pupA sea otter mom with pupA sea otter on landTwo sea otters in the water
🦦📷 49-52 A sea otter being releasedA sea otter with foodRosa asleep at the AquariumTwo otters at the Aquarium
🦦📷 53-56 Ivy the sea otter at the AquariumSelka the sea otterSelka the sea otterAbby the sea otter<br />
🦦📷 57-60 Two sea otters at the AquariumOtters on the deck at the AquariumA wild sea otter sleeping outsideA rescued otter pup at the aquarium
🦦📷 61-64 A rescued otter pup at the AquariumAbby the sea otterAbby the sea otterSelka the sea otter
🦦📷 65-68 Selka the sea otterRosa the sea otterIvy the sea otterIvy the sea otter
🦦📷 69-72 Rosa the sea otterIvy the sea otter and two othersIvy the sea otterIvy the sea otter
🦦📷 73-76 Ivy the sea otterIvy the sea otterIvy the sea otterKit the sea otter
🦦📷 77-80 Ivy the sea otterRosa the sea otterKit the sea otterIvy the sea otter
🦦📷 81-84 Wild sea ottersRosa the sea otterIvy the sea otterAbby the sea otter
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Thank you to photographers Jessica, Emily and Tyson for all the pawsome shots over the years! 💯🦦📷
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