[DOC] [TLE] Sea Otter | Basic Facts about Sea Otters | Defenders of Wildlife [PAR] You are here ... Without sea otters, the undersea animals they prey on would 
devour the kelp forests off the coast ... Sea otters eat urchins, abalone, mussels, 
clams, crabs, snails and about 40 other marine species. ... Northern sea otters 
are found in the Aleutian Islands, Southern Alaska, British Columbia, and 
Washington. [DOC] [TLE] Sea Otters | SEAOTTERS.COM  POWERED BY CUTENESS [PAR] The southern, or California, sea otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) has been listed ... in 
the south, though individuals are occasionally seen outside these limits. ... They 
eat, sleep, mate and give birth in the water. ... Prey items include sea urchins, 
abalone, crabs, mussels, clams, marine snails, marine worms, sea stars, and 
squid. [DOC] [TLE] Sea otter - Wikipedia [PAR] The sea otter (Enhydra lutris) is a marine mammal native to the coasts of the 
northern and ... For these reasons, the sea otter remains classified as an 
endangered .... Individuals have even been seen in the San Juan Islands and 
northern Puget ...... the sea otter's preferred prey species, particularly abalone, 
clams, and crabs,... [DOC] [TLE] Elkhorn Slough Mammals: Sea Otter [PAR] Here at the slough they can be found in open water or hauled out on the ... Otters 
eat clams, crabs, oysters, abalone, sea urchin and other small marine ... 
Research and conservation will help us better protect these animals from further 
decline. [DOC] [TLE] OTTERS - Diet Eating Habits - Sea World [PAR] Cape clawless and Asian small-clawed otters feed mainly on crabs and other ... 
marine invertebrates including crabs, sea urchins, abalones, clams, mussels, and 
snails. ... Of these, scientists have determined that the Asian small-clawed otter 
eats ... In Monterey Bay, California, researchers found that each sea otter tends to
... [DOC] [TLE] Otters: The Picky Eaters of the Pacific | Science | Smithsonian [PAR] Could the California sea otters' peculiar dietary habits be impeding their ... Future 
Is Here .... southern sea otters, distinct from the northern Pacific subspecies found 
from ... Deep-diving otters eat mostly abalone, urchins and Dungeness crabs. ... 
Moreover, animals eating mostly snails in the more developed Monterey Bay... [DOC] [TLE] Sea Otters, Enhydra lutris ~ MarineBio.org [PAR] Find out what's known about Sea Otters, Enhydra lutris, Mammalia, ... They are 
found in coastal waters in the central and north Pacific Ocean. ... Sea otters eat 
clams, crabs, snails, starfish, abalone, and approximately 40 other marine 
animals. ... These skills are also of great use when catching one of the sea otters' 
favorite... [DOC] [TLE] The spectacular return of sea otters along the west coast of North ... [PAR] Jun 22, 2016 ... of an extraordinarily photogenic creature  the sea otter. Enhydra lutris. .... the 
booming stocks of abalone, clams, crabs and urchins created a... [DOC] [TLE] OTTERNET.COM Species Profiles- Sea Otter [PAR] There are, in fact, two kinds of Sea Otters, Southern Sea Otters, which live ... 
These social otters float in rafts in the Pacific Ocean just offshore. ... For a water 
dwelling creature that depends on its fur to keep warm in the water, the Sea Otter 
has to ... rate, with a diet which includes clams, mussels, urchins, crabs and 
abalone. [DOC] [TLE] Facts About Otters - Live Science [PAR] Jun 17, 2016 ... Otters are streamlined, thick-furred swimmers found all over the world. ... Sea 
otters eat a wide range of marine animals, including mussels, clams, urchins, 
abalone, crabs, snails and about 40 other marine ... Here is the classification of 
otters, according to Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) and... [DOC] [TLE] Marine Mammals - Monterey Bay Aquarium [PAR] do these creatures have in common? Like us, they ... marine mammals can be 
seen here: cetaceans. (whales ..... mussels, clams, abalone and other snails, 
octopuses, crabs ....

Question: Sea otters feed on clams, crabs, abalone & these creatures seen here
Answer: sea urchins