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Sea Otters

Sea Otters are an endangered species that live in Kelp Forests. We have kelp but no sea otters! Sea otters are actually needed for kelp forests to thrive, without them kelp forests would not be a thing! They are adorable and fluffy animals which I think would be a perfect addition to the game. We don't have a lot of aquatic animals around and I think they would fit the kelp available in the game. I am thinking of them being quite passive mobs, more like dolphins. But maybe we could give them scallops etc. in exchange for items? They also float in the ocean holding hands as well as carrying their babies on their furry tummies - they are extremely adorable! I think these guys would make the oceans feel more alive!

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    good idea!
    Sea otters are animals to add to Minecraft!

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    we need otters i love otters and would fit in so much

     

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    although under the sea there's a bunch of life the top is is bland, I think its a great idea to give it some life and make it cute too! this needs to happen.

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    **Sea otters could require being fed sea urchins to breed (assuming such are also added are added).
    *Sea urchins could be baby-rabbit-sized, and spawn on the ocean floor near kelp.

    **Sea otters would spawn in kelp forests in all ocean biomes that kelp naturally spawn in.

    **Baby sea otters should be "wrapped" in kelp (float without moving only where kelp reaches the ocean surface) to be able to grow to adults.

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    maybe they eat (and hold) fish! it will be sooooooooooo cute!