This episode explains why the southern sea otter is instrumental in the survival of the giant kelp forests and why they are called a "keystone" species. Mammalogist Erin Lundy, from the Aquarium of the Pacific, discusses what we can do to keep the southern sea otters from becoming extinct.<a rel="payment" href="http://paypal.me/RISEFORWILDLIFEINC/">Support the show</a>

This episode explains why the southern sea otter is instrumental in the survival of the giant kelp forests and why they are called a "keystone" species. Mammalogist Erin Lundy, from the Aquarium of the Pacific, discusses what we can do to keep the southern sea otters from becoming extinct. Support the show

This episode explains why the southern sea otter is instrumental in the survival of the giant kelp forests and why they are called a "keystone" species. Mammalogist Erin Lundy, from the Aquarium of the Pacific, discusses what we can do to keep the southern sea otters from becoming extinct.<a href="http://paypal.me/RISEFORWILDLIFEINC/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

RISE for Wildlife - The Endangered Southern Sea Otter

RISE for Wildlife is an audio program in a documentary style, designed to help those who rescue by providing information, support, and education.RISE for Wildlife is a production of Rise for Wildlife Inc. A nonprofit organization.

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RISE for Wildlife - The Endangered Southern Sea Otter

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