An unusually high number of sick or dying sea otters has washed onto the shores of Alaska’s southern coast this year. But despite the efforts of many baffled scientists to find an answer, the exact cause of the die-off remains unknown. More than 250 sick or dead sea otters have turned up on beaches in the Kachemak Bay region this year.
The Mystery Of Alaska's Sea Otter Deaths Continue To Baffle Scientists
Dominique Mosbergen, Huffington Post
Thu, 11/26/2015 - 2:32am
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