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The South T-Pier at Morro Bay is home to over 30 California sea otters, including several pups. The adorable raft of otters draws both locals and visitors who come to watch the playing otters, whose population has been on the endangered species list since 1977 but is now on the rise thanks to significant conservation efforts by the local community. Located next to a system of estuaries that have formed a sand barrier around the inlet of the bay, Morro Bay is an ideal habitat for the otters with tranquil and protected waters. Visitors can park behind the Great American Fish Company and stroll along the Embarcadero to see the otters lolling and sunning themselves in the calm waters.

Morro Bay T Pier Sea Otters, Embarcadero, Morro Bay, CA 93442

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