Where to see a group in a country
Where to see Otters in the United States
- 16 parks and reserves
- 4 dive sites
- 2 species
Of the two otters documented in the United States, one is endangered: the sea otter, as opposed to the North American river otter. That difference explains how the 20 places divide — 16 parks and 4 dives — mixing rivers and wetlands such as Congaree, Cuyahoga Valley, the Everglades, Ginnie Springs and Crystal River with the Alaskan coast at Glacier Bay. Four are World Heritage sites.
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Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
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