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Did sea otters really hold hands while they sleep? Sea otters sleep floating on their backs, right on the ocean surface. If they drift apart, they can wake up far from their group and their food. So they hold paws, and stay together as a raft, the name for a group of otters resting together. Some also wrap themselves in kelp, which anchors them while they sleep. Follow MindBlown Daily for a new fact every day. #MindBlownDaily #SeaOtters #Animals #DidYouKnow #NatureFacts
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