Otter-Eating Orcas
The decline in the sea otter population along the Aleutian Islands and surrounding areas may be due to predation by killer whales. There have been confirmed attacks on otters by the whales, but oil spills and other factors may also contribute to the decline in the population of otters. Further study...
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| description | The decline in the sea otter population along the Aleutian Islands and surrounding areas may be due to predation by killer whales. There have been confirmed attacks on otters by the whales, but oil spills and other factors may also contribute to the decline in the population of otters. Further study is needed to determine the effect of the whales on the otter population. |
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