In this fascinating exploration of California’s southern sea otters, we dive deep into their incredible lives and vital role as keystone predators in marine ecosystems.
Once hunted nearly to extinction for their valuable fur, sea otters have made a remarkable recovery, but they still face numerous challenges. From their astounding appetites to their dense fur, which helps them survive without blubber, these animals are uniquely adapted to life in the ocean. This documentary highlights their critical role in maintaining healthy kelp forests, seagrass beds, and salt marshes, which support a wide array of marine life and benefit humans as well.
