Does a sea otter like seal?

Sea otters and seals are both pinnipeds, but they are not closely related. Sea otters are mustelids, which means they are more closely related to weasels and skunks. Seals are caniforms, which means they are more closely related to dogs and bears.

Sea otters and seals live in similar environments, but they have very different lifestyles. Sea otters are herbivores that eat sea urchins and other invertebrates. Seals are carnivores that eat fish, squid, and other marine mammals.

Sea otters are very social animals that live in groups of up to 100 individuals. Seals are less social and usually live alone or in small groups.

Sea otters are playful animals that enjoy sliding down ice slides and playing with kelp. Seals are more serious animals that spend most of their time swimming and hunting.

So, while sea otters and seals may look similar, they are actually quite different animals. Sea otters do not like seals. In fact, sea otters are often afraid of seals because seals can eat them.