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fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
1 week ago

LEGO Just Released a $120 Sea Otter Set That Connects So They Can Hold Paws - Yanko Design

The Floating Sea Otters set (21366) started as a fan submission by Maximilian Lambrecht and evolved into something even more endearing than the original design. What began as a single otter floating in kelp became a mother cradling her pup, complete with articulated arms and a secret feature that lets two sets connect so the otters can hold hands. The LEGO designers didn't just approve the concept. They found ways to make it cuter.
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fromKqed
1 month ago

Stories That Stuck With Us This Year, Handpicked by the KQED Science Team | KQED

Compassionate, persistent outreach that builds trust can engage people with serious mental illness in voluntary treatment more effectively than coercive programs like Care Court.
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fromKqed
4 months ago

California Sea Otters Could Face New Threats if Trump Weakens Law for Endangered Animals | KQED

Elkhorn Slough hosts about one hundred southern sea otters that bolster marsh and kelp resilience, biodiversity, and ecosystem recovery amid potential legal threats.
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4 months ago

Proposed Change to Endangered Species Act Threatens California's Sea Otter Haven | KQED

Along California's coast, between Santa Cruz and Monterey, sits a body of water named Elkhorn Slough-a place that has become a bastions for the state's sea otters. With its abundance of fish and relatively undisturbed natural habitat, this seven-mile stretch of coast has become a go-to for otters looking to mate, raise their young, and play. While restoration efforts have brought California's
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fromHigh Country News
8 months ago

Sea otters to get another chance in Oregon and Northern California - High Country News

The decline of kelp forests in Oregon is linked to the overpopulation of purple sea urchins, highlighting the need for sea otter reintroduction.
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