According to a population survey by the U.S. Geological Survey, the southern sea otter population is projected at 2,792, up slightly from 2010. But those figures have been essentially stagnant since 2008, with sharks now playing a significant role in otter deaths. Emphasis added.
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According to a population survey by the U.S. Geological Survey, the southern sea otter population is projected at 2,792, up slightly from 2010. But those figures have been essentially stagnant since 2008, with sharks now playing a significant role in otter deaths.

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Source: santacruzsentinel.com

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