There are so many reasons to love animals, both wild and domestic. Unlike humans, they're as pure and genuine as can be whether they're bonding with their babies, fighting with a rival, or stealing a ...
KTVU FOX 2 on MSN
Aggressive sea otter is hijacking surfboards in Santa Cruz. Is the area's famous thief with flippers back?
An aggressive sea otter in Santa Cruz’s famous Steamer Lane is accused of stealing a surfer’s board and prompting an ...
Taylor Swift wore a Monterey Bay Aquarium sea otter T-shirt that helped raise more than $2 million. But now the crustaceans ...
EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT A NATURAL WAVER, the sort of person who likes to connect with distant people and animals through an enthusiastic hand gesture, there is a deep desire to wave at any sea otter you ...
Peninsula Clarion on MSN
Alaska SeaLife Center partners with Chicago aquarium to rehabilitate sea otter pup
A nimal care team members from Shedd Aquarium in Chicago recently collaborated with the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward to ...
An otter in California is on the run from local and federal authorities, wanted for aggressively confronting locals and stealing surfboards at a popular beach. But its outlaw status has turned the ...
The United States is home to two species of sea otters that float on the ocean in groups called rafts. Image: Linda Dron. Get the Popular Science daily newsletterđź’ˇ ...
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KGO) -- For weeks a surfboard-biting sea otter has avoided capture, but as "Sea Otter 841" attracts worldwide attention, that spotlight is also creating dangerous conditions for ...
No, she isn’t green. Well, not her coat anyways. The newest addition to Shedd Aquarium’s rescued sea otters officially has a name: Jade. The aquarium revealed the name Monday in a news release after a ...
Rosa, the Monterey Bay Aquarium's oldest resident sea otter who helped raise 15 stranded pups during her time at the aquarium, died Wednesday, it was announced on social media. "It’s with great ...
Social media lighted up this past holiday weekend with the return of Santa Cruz’s most infamous sea mammal: the surfboard-stealing Otter 841. “841 is back in the 831 at Steamer Lane,” Mark Woodward ...
In Santa Cruz, sea otters are charming beachgoers by hopping onto surfboards, prompting warning signs for surfers.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback