Kelp Anchor
A mother sea otter wraps her pup in kelp so it won't drift away while she dives for food.
Source: NPS Channel Islands: Sea Otter
A mother sea otter wraps her pup in kelp so it won't drift away while she dives for food.
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A mother sea otter wraps her pup in kelp so it won't drift away while she dives for food.
Source: NPS Channel Islands: Sea Otter
Sea otters have the thickest fur of any mammal, up to a million hairs per square inch!
Source: NPS Channel Islands: Sea Otter
Male elephant seals have giant floppy noses and can weigh more than 4,000 pounds, as much as a car!
Source: NOAA Sanctuaries: Elephant Seals
Monarch butterflies spend the winter in trees along the coast.
Source: Monarch Joint Venture: Pacific Grove counts western monarchs
Giant kelp can grow up to 2 feet in one day!
Source: UC San Diego: Under Morro Bay, Giant Kelp
Brown pelicans dive headfirst into the sea to catch fish.
Source: NPS Channel Islands: California Brown Pelican
Grunion fish wriggle onto beaches at night to lay their eggs in the sand.
Source: CDFW: California Grunion Facts
In 1989, sea lions moved onto the boat docks at San Francisco's Pier 39, and they never left!
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