Marine Mammal Monday: Sea Otter Spectacular
These otterly adorable patients have some shrimply amazing talents too.
Ages: 8-11 years old
- Species conservation
- Climate change
Follow along or test your knowledge after the presentation with this activity best suited for ages 10 and up. There’s an answer key too in case you get stuck. Watch the recorded event here.
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