Two orphaned sea otters that were rescued off the Central California coast are making their debuts at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. On Tuesday the aquarium posted video of the otters, named Willow and Suri, as they entered the Sea Otter Exhibit. “After many adventures together, today Suri and Willow return to us as both charming ambassadors for their species and stellar candidates for our Sea Otter Program,” the aquarium said on its Facebook page.
Source: Rescued sea otters make debut at Monterey Bay Aquarium – CBS San Francisco
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