Asila Ghoul
from Marine Biology Vol. 1 Hosted by Aquarium of the Pacific
Aquacast recorded on June 25, 2013. Asila Ghoul discussed a recent study of the sensory systems of sea otters and how these amphibious animals are adapted for an aquatic lifestyle.
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