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How was the Glaucous-winged Gull affected by the otters disappearance?

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As the disappearance of the otters, the diet of the glaucous-winged gulls change from eating fishto consuming invertebres mainly. When Otters disappear, kelp is also disappear and that leads to the disappearance of kelp fish. Due to survival of the fittest, glaucous-winged gulls have to switch their diet to mainly invertebres.

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