Aquarium Capitalizes on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Otter Love, Raises $2 Million for Conservation Efforts

A t-shirt Taylor Swift wore in her album release movie has officially helped raise $2 million for sea otters conservation.

Taylor Swift wore a vintage Monterey Bay Aquarium T-shirt. It sparked a $2.3 million fundraiser for sea otters

Swifties rushed to buy a reprint of a 1990s shirt after seeing one in the pop star's latest film. The aquarium used Tiltify ...

Monterey Bay Aquarium reprints vintage T-shirt worn by Taylor Swift, raises millions for sea otters

Monterey Bay Aquarium reprints a sea otter shirt Taylor Swift wears in 'The Official Release Party of a Showgirl' and quickly ...

Taylor Swift’s T-shirt sparks $2 million wave for otters — and Travis Kelce’s obsession may be the catalyst

Taylor Swift's vintage otter conservation T-shirt sparked a massive fundraising surge for the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Fans ...

How Taylor Swift fans raised over $2 million for otters in a matter of hours

A sea otter shirt Swift wore in the making of her music video “The Fate of Ophelia” caught the attention of millions of ...
Whiskey Riff

Monterey Bay Aquarium Raises $2.3 Million After Taylor Swift Wore A Vintage Otter T-Shirt To Her Album Release Party

For over four decades, the Monterey Bay Aquarium has rescued, rehabilitated, and released more than 1,000 sea otters. Their mission to give back to wildlife has been successful since its conception in ...

Taylor Swift fans raise more than $2M for Monterey Bay Aquarium's Sea Otter Program

The Monterey Bay Aquarium raised $2.2 million after reissuing the '90s-era otter T-shirt that Taylor Swift was spotted ...
NBC Los Angeles

Love Taylor Swift's otter t-shirt? Monterey Bay Aquarium just brought it back

MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM... has long possessed a movie-like allure, a natural cinematic quality that has made the ...
The Monterey County Herald

Sea otter surrogacy program: A mother’s love can make all the difference

Sea otter life isn’t always about splashing in the waves and lounging in the kelp. “These animals are so much like us,” said Teri Nicholson, a research biologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. ”They’re ...