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Sea otters, like other mammals, breathe air to obtain oxygen. They surface frequently to inhale through their nostrils, which are located on the top of their heads, allowing them to take breaths while keeping most of their body submerged. Despite being marine animals, they are not capable of breathing underwater and must come up for air regularly.

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