THe endangered sea otter. explains why and how the sea otter is endangered
Date Submitted: 05/23/2004 19:24:12
Why is the sea otter endangered?
<Tab/>The sea otter is the smallest marine mammal and the largest member of the weasel family. There are three sub-species of sea otters: Southern sea otters, Northern, and the Russian. This report explains why these three sub-species and sea otters as a whole have depleted in number in the past, and what it is that's causing them to still be in danger today.
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problems as well such as: off-shore oil exploration and extraction, which could lead to an oil spill, disease from toxic pollution, and drowning in commercial fishing nets. In conclusion, I feel we must do something to try and save the sea otter from becoming extinct, if they are to survive, as a species, much longer.<Tab/><Tab/><Tab/><Tab/>
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