River otter attacks child at marina
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•A river otter attacks a child at a Seattle-area marina
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A river otter attacked and dragged a young child from a dock at a Seattle -area marina .
The child was pulled underwater and resurfaced after a few moments during the encounter.
The otter continued to bite and scratch as the mother pulled the child out of the water.
River otters are common throughout Washington and can be found in fresh and saltwater habitats.
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