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Southern sea otters, once on the brink of extinction, are making a remarkable comeback along the Central California coast. With a population of around three thousand, theyre adapting to their unique environment with thicker fur and a high metabolism. Despite challenges like fishing nets, shark attacks, and parasites, theyre playing a crucial role in managing ecosystems. By controlling invasive green crabs, they help maintain seagrass beds, which clean our water and absorb carbon. This seagrass also provides habitat for other creatures, creating a ripple effect of positive environmental impacts.

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