Geographic Range
Marine otters are found in littoral areas of southwestern South America, close to shore and in the intertidal areas of southern Peru, along the entire coast of Chile, and the extreme southern reaches of Argentina. Occasional vagrant sightings still occur as far afield as the Falkland Islands.
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