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February 8, 2018
By April Overall

sea otter eating

True or false: male sea otters steal food from females.

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True. Male sea otters will steal about a third of their grub from females. They’ll even keep a cub from its mother until the female reluctantly hands her food over.

Actually, it's true. Male sea otters will steal about a third of their grub from females. They’ll even keep a cub from its mother until the female reluctantly hands her food over.

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