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Scientists learn how otters stay hotter – Townsville Bulletin
Scientists learn how otters stay hotter
Sea otters are a hardy lot.
Scientists already knew the sea otters burn a lot of energy — approximately three times greater than predicted for mammals of their size, and to keep up with the demand, they may consume up to 25 percent of their body mass in…
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