There’s nothing especially remarkable about archaeologists studying stone tools and shell middens—unless they weren’t made by humans. A new study suggests that sea otters create a distinct archaeological record, and it might eventually have a lot to tell us about their evolutionary history. Sea otters are ingenious—and …
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