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Sea otters helping hold up California's kelp forest – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Sea otters helping hold up California's kelp forest – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Aquarium researchers found that in Northern and Southern California, within the last century, the kelp forest has declined drastically by 63 and 52 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, in Central California, with the presence of otters, kelp forests have increased by 56 percent.

Sea otters helping hold up kelp forest - Vimarsana News

Sea otters helping hold up kelp forest

Aquarium researchers found that in Northern and Southern California, within the last century, the kelp forest has declined drastically by 63 and 52 percent, respectively. Meanwhile, in Central California, with the presence of otters, kelp forests have increased by 56 percent.

Gray whales experience major population swing - Vimarsana News

Gray whales experience major population swing

<p>Dynamic and changing Arctic Ocean conditions have likely caused three major mortality events in the eastern North Pacific gray whale population since the 1980s.&nbsp;</p>

She steals surfboards by the seashore. She's a sea otter. - Vimarsana News

She steals surfboards by the seashore. She's a sea otter.

Officials are hoping to apprehend a 5-year-old sea otter, who has a knack for riding the waves after committing longboard larceny.

Source: boston.com
She Steals Surfboards by the Seashore. She's a Sea Otter. - Vimarsana News

She Steals Surfboards by the Seashore. She's a Sea Otter.

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — For the past few summers, numerous surfers in Santa Cruz have been victims of a crime at sea: boardjacking. The culprit is a female sea otter, who accosts the wave riders, seizing and even damaging their surfboards in the process. After a weekend during which the otter’s behavior seemed to grow more aggressive, wildlife officials in the area said Monday that they have decided to put a stop to these acts of otter larceny. “Due to the increasing public safety risk, a team from

Source: yahoo.com