Reno instructor suffers dozens of stitches after unusual Lake Tahoe otter attack
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A Reno swim instructor was attacked by a wild otter while swimming on Lake Tahoe’s East Shore, requiring more than two dozen stitches. The five‑minute encounter was described as rare by responders, leaving her frightened to return to the water but hopeful she’ll swim again once healed.
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