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    Sea Otter: Pattern: Notation Key Tools

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    The sea otter is a marine mammal that lives in coastal areas of the North Pacific Ocean. They spend most of their time floating on their back at the water's surface. Sea otters are unique in that they are the only marine mammal that uses tools, such as rocks, to crack open shellfish to eat while floating. They were nearly driven to extinction by overhunting but are now protected and their numbers are increasing.

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    The sea otter is a marine mammal that lives in coastal areas of the North Pacific Ocean. They spend most of their time floating on their back at the water's surface. Sea otters are unique in that they are the only marine mammal that uses tools, such as rocks, to crack open shellfish to eat while floating. They were nearly driven to extinction by overhunting but are now protected and their numbers are increasing.

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    The sea otter is a marine mammal that lives in coastal areas of the North Pacific Ocean. They spend most of their time floating on their back at the water's surface. Sea otters are unique in that they are the only marine mammal that uses tools, such as rocks, to crack open shellfish to eat while floating. They were nearly driven to extinction by overhunting but are now protected and their numbers are increasing.

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    Sea Otter: Pattern: Notation Key Tools

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    The sea otter is a marine mammal that lives in coastal areas of the North Pacific Ocean. They spend most of their time floating on their back at the water's surface. Sea otters are unique in that they are the only marine mammal that uses tools, such as rocks, to crack open shellfish to eat while floating. They were nearly driven to extinction by overhunting but are now protected and their numbers are increasing.

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    Sea otters spend most of their time floating on their back in the ocean. They have very thick fur to help them float and large lungs. They are the only marine mammals that use tools like rocks to open shellfish for food.

    Sea otters have thick, water-repellent fur to help them float, large lungs and air pockets in their fur to stay buoyant, and live in coastal areas of the North Pacific Ocean.

    Sea otters use rocks as tools to break open sea urchins, abalone, and other shellfish in order to eat them while floating on their back in the water. Each sea otter keeps its own favorite rock in a pouch on its left side.

    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Mammalia Carnivora order Mustelidae family


    Length: Approx. 50 to 130cm (approx. 1.6 to 4.3 feet)
    Weight: Approx. 30 to 40kg (approx. 66 to 88 lbs)
    Habitat: North Pacific Ocean coastal areas

    The sea otter is a marine mammal that spends most of its life floating
    on the surface of the ocean. The soft, dense fur which can hold air
    bubbles within it, and the sea otter's large lungs mean they can easily
    float on top of the water. They are the only mammals, apart from
    primates, that use tools, and they use rocks to break open sea urchins,
    abalone, and other shellfish to eat, as they float face up in the water.
    Each sea otter has its own favorite rock to use, which is kept safely in a
    pouch on the otter's left side. In the early 20th century, sea otters came
    close to extinction due to overfishing and oil spills from grounded
    tankers. They have now been granted protection and numbers are on
    the increase, but still retain status as an endangered species.

    Tools Notation Key

    Scissors Scissors line

    Paste, or woodwork glue Mountain fold


    Valley fold
    Stencil pen, or bodkin
    Glue spot
    Ruler Parts No.

    The Assembly instructions are divided into four blocks: A (head),


    B (body), C (waist, legs, tail), and D (display stand). Follow the
    instructions for each block to assemble your sea otter.

    <Caution>
    Keep scissors and glue away from small children.
    Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Head parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page1 / Page2.

    A1 Head

    A6 Right ear A5 Left ear

    A2 Nose

    A3 Neck

    A4 Neck
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    Body parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page2 / Page3.

    B9 Chest

    B5 Right shoulder B1 Left shoulder

    B6 Right arm B2 Left arm

    B3 Left arm
    B7 Right arm

    B8 Right hand B4 Left hand

    B10 Back
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    Body parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page3.

    B11 Body B12 Body


    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Waist and leg parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page3.

    C1 Belly C2 Waist

    C4 Right hind leg thigh C3 Left hind leg thigh


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    Leg and tail parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page3 / Page4.

    C7 Right hind leg C5 Left hind leg

    C8 Right hind leg C6 Left hind leg

    C13 Scallop shell C14 Scallop shell


    C9 Tail

    C10 Tail

    C16 Stone C17 Stone


    C15 Stone

    C11 Tail

    C12 Tail
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    Display stand parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.

    D1 Display stand
    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Display stand parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.

    D2 Display stand

    D4 Display stand

    D3 Display stand
    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Display stand parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.

    D5 Display stand
    Sea otter : Pattern Page

    Display stand parts


    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.
    D6 Display stand

    D10 Display stand

    D9 Display stand

    D7 Display stand

    D8 Display stand

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