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Lounging California sea otters.
A sea otter holding onto her napping kit.
Adolescent sea otter.
A kit stretching.
Sea otters are very social and can often be found in groups, even when napping.
A curious sea otter.
An adolescent sea otter.
A napping sea otter.
Kits stay with their mothers until they are mature enough to be on their own.
Sea otters are very social and can often be found in groups.
Napping sea otter.
Sea otters napping together.
Denis LeBlanc
Photo Date: 
03/10/2016
Sea lion mother and pup hanging out in the harbor.
Denis LeBlanc
Photo Date: 
03/10/2016
The venerable tugboat moored in the harbor.
Denis LeBlanc
Photo Date: 
03/10/2016
Morro Bay is a working fishing port.

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