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Sea Otters' Use Of Tools Leaves Behind Distinctive Archaeological Evidence
Newsweek
2019-03-14
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Researchers have discovered wear patterns on rocks and stones used by otters to break open prey such a mussels. The evidence can help identify where previous otter populations once lived and foraged.
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