TA Comment 1 (Otter)

This topic submitted by Vera Figueiredo ( figueivl@muohio.edu) at 4:23 PM on 4/26/07.

A view from the air--Where have the forests gone? (Sierpe River Area, SW Costa Rica)

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Good start with the outline.

How long has the otter been on the endangered species list? Have there been any improvements on their preservation? How did they end up on the endangered species list?

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