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The reason for this skew in the population is unclear, but it leaves male sea otters in a bind.

To tweak the analogy further: Otters are very good at swimming, but their habitats should include land.

This is especially problematic in Monterey Bay, where there are more male sea otters than females.

The post there shows the breadth too - both otters generated via text representations (in TikZ) and by image generators.

Edit: Re the otter, I just checked and I did not found otters in the dataset.

The rehabilitated sea otters were released into an environment of intense competition and were at a disadvantage when it came time to find a mate.

But the recovery of sea otters and whales gives some hope.

It's like quarantining otters because we're worried that they'll accidentally make an anti-matter bomb.

So the third world are the otters to our ants?

I bet otters and sheepshead fish probably have little bookies keeping track and they know which species or virus hold the records!

This article makes me wonder why I don't see more otters in the wild.

There are some people in other networks who feel very strongly their answer is the right answer to the great question of decentralization [insert south park atheist otters].

The one relevant result I saw was "Plate 40: Two Otters and a Beaver" by Joris Hoefnagel.

Something tells me that otters were never passed off as "fish".

>species which "are specialised to shallow diving", >This is where humans fit in, she says, alongside otters, beavers and hippos.

Otters are pretty good, and they're basically mustelid-shaped.

Otters defense is that it’s up to their users to inform other participants and get their consent where necessary, the claim of the lawsuit is that Otter is deliberately making a product which does not make it obvious that the call is being recorded, and by default does not send a pre-meeting notice that it will be joining and recording.