The Great Lakes Aquarium is asking local anglers and community members to donate smelt to help feed its river otters after seasonal shortages made it difficult to secure enough of the fish. The aquarium says smelt are an important part of the otters’ diet, and donated catches can help keep the animals healthy and active. Read the full story by WUBE – Cincinnati, OH.
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