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ON OUR COVER July 2013

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Published: July, 2013

Aquarium of the Bay’s new North American river otter exhibit opened last month, when the public was introduced to the aquarium’s newest members, Shasta, Tubbs and Wildcat. This month, on page 14, otter biologists Melissa Schouest and Annie Brethour describe their personal experiences caring for Aquarium of the Bay’s new otters. Photo by Joel Williams

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