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Question:
How much money was a sea otter's pelt worth in the last century???


What does an sea otter eat?

Choices:
$1000 for one pelt
Seaweed

 
 
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Did you get that from a Jacques Cousteau book??
 
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Yeah why?


Do you like his books??
 
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That like useing his work how dare you!!
 
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DORK
 
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copy cat!!
 
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samoyedlover
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Sea otter eat abalones and sea urchins
 
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blackwidowas
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oh are you a sea otter now ?? punk ***?? Confused
 
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airabellea
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okie dokie....i guess i joined my favorite message spot...........argument central. Lolz! J/P. Anyway, i am guessing that they eat fish, muscles, and other sea life....I am also guessing that a pelt is worth like a lot of money. But why would you ask 2 questions and give 1 answer for to questions?!?!?!?!?! kinda confused here and whos dr.....someone?!?! errr The book author or something. I am sooo Lost!
 
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