What noises does the fur seal make?
If you had the timing belt front engine seal engine crank seal oil pump seal PVC valve valve cover gasket and cam seal replaced on a 1996 Toyota Camry should the car smoke and make ticking noises?
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Yes possibly the parts you refer to are general engine maintenance parts. These parts would not repair the problem you are describing if it pre-existed.
Where are Antarctic fur seals located?
The habitat of the Antarctic Fur Seal , ( Arctocephalus gazella) is in the general region of the Antarctic. About 95% breed on the islands of South Georgia (Great Britain) in the Scotia Sea, east of Cape Horn, South America. The other major locations for the seals are on the opposite side of Anta…rctica, at McQuarrie Island (Australia) SSW of New Zealand, and at Kerguelen Island (France) in the extreme southern Indian Ocean. This location gives the seals their other name, Kerguelen Fur Seals . (MORE)
What is the diet of a fur seal?
Fur seals are carnivores that hunt at night. They prey on fish, squid and octopi. Seals don't chew their food, they swallow it in large chunks.
Where do fur seals live?
Some Fur seals live in the southern part of the world or some live in the northern.
Why do people sell seal fur?
The easy answer is that people sell seal fur to make money. If you're asking what uses there are for seal fur, seal fur is a great insulator of warmth and is used in the manufacture of many types of apparel such as coats, boots, hats, gloves, etc.\n.
\nIf you're asking why someone would kill a sea…l for its fur, you're getting into an area fraught with emotion that requires a careful analysis of various factors such as the populations of the different species versus the economic needs of human populations such as the Greenlanders who have depended on seals for food and clothing for centuries. There is no easy answer, only through careful, unemotional analysis can a reasonable solution to this problem be achieved. (MORE)
Why are northern fur seals endangered?
they are endangered because they are nearly wiped out they been hunted for there fur
Can seal fur be imported into the US?
It is not legal to import seal skin into the United States. It hasbeen illegal to import any products that come from seals to the USsince 1972.
How big do fur seals grow?
Fur seals grow to be between 4 and 10 feet in size. They can weighup to 700 pounds.
What is Hudson seal fur coat?
A Hudson Seal fur is a muskrat fur dyed to imitate seal fur. The name Hudson Seal Fur was patented in 1907.
How long do cape fur seals live?
African cape fur seals can live to 25 years old. Male Australiancape fur seals live about 19 years. Female Australian cape furseals live to be about 21 years old.
How many harp seals does it take to make a fur coat?
There is not a set number of pelts that are required to make a furcoat, this would depend on the size and design of the coat. Thepelts are 3 - 4 feet long by 2 - 3 feet wide
Why are Australian Fur Seals endangered?
published on 23 April 2007 by the Department of Primary Industries and Water Tasmania .
The Australian fur seal ( Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus ) is the world's fourth-rarest seal species and, with its Conspecific, the Cape fur seal, it is the largest fur seal in the world. Hunted to the brin…k of extinction last century, population recovery has been slow, and seals are now wholly protected. The Australian fur seal is found from the coast of NSW, down around Tasmania to Victoria and South Australia. It is the most common seal in Tasmanian waters and breeds on small isolated rocks in Bass Strait between October and January. It also hauls-out at various rocky areas around the Tasmanian coastline, especially outside the breeding season when many seals disperse from the breeding colonies. It isn't always easy to tell the sexes apart, although the adult males are much bigger animals than adult females, with large heads and heavily-muscled necks and chests. Adult females average 125-170 cm in length and weigh between 50-120 kg. Cows are slender, silvery-grey on the back, with a creamy-yellow throat and chest, and a chocolate brown belly. Newborn pups are almost black on the back and grey/light-brown on the belly, moulting after three months. Adult male seals can grow to 200-225 cm and weigh 220 kg to 360 kg. Bulls are usually dark grey/brown, with a mane of coarse hair on neck and shoulders. Young seals of both sexes have grey-brown backs and yellowish belly fur. The dense coat is made of woolly underfur and long, coarse outer hairs to trap air which waterproofs and insulates the seal. Like all seals, they moult each year, replacing their old fur with new growth. A layer of fat assists with warmth and streamlining. The Australian fur seal eats mainly fish and cephalopods (squid, octopus and cuttlefish). Of the nineteen fish species known to be consumed, Jack Mackerel, Redbait and Leatherjackets form the main prey items. Of the 11 known cephlapod species eaten, the most frequently consumed is the Gould's Squid (Notordarus gouldi). Females give birth to a single pup which is fed on thick, rich milk. Pups are born in November-December, and usually weaned 10 to 11 months later, although some cows may suckle a pup for up to four years. Once a cow gives birth for the first time, she is practically in a continuous state of pregnancy/lactation for the rest of her life, with maybe only a few weeks off between weaning last season's pup and having another. Australian fur seals breed on nine rocky Bass Strait islands, but because seals only come ashore to rest and breed, it is impossible to know exactly how many there are. Based on counts at the breeding colonies each year, scientists estimate there are about 5,000 pups born in Tasmanian waters each year. However, not all pups will survive to become adults. Pup mortality for most fur seal species is between 3 to 30%, however, storm induced mortality can be as high as 70% for this species. This natural mortality continues throughout the life of the seal, but at a lower level than that of the pups. Seal mortality also occurs as a result of human activities such as deliberate persecution through shooting, fisheries bycatch and entanglement in plastic, non-biodegradable materials. (MORE)
Why is the Galapagos fur seal endangered?
The Galapagos fur seal is endangered because of food shortages caused by El nino. I'm not quite sure what that is but it has something to do with warm water currents. I suggest using Google to research the topic.
Where does a Guadalupe fur seal live?
A Guadalupe Fur Seal lives in Mexico, or sometimes near the California Coast, and of course Guadalupe Island.
Do seals have skin or fur?
Seals have fur. Here are a few of examples:.
http://www.coolantarctica.com/Antarctica%20fact%20file/wildlife/southern_fur_seals.htm .
http://is.bomusd.k12.ca.us/Jason%20Project/sealion.html .
http://www.dec.wa.gov.au/pdf/plants_animals/living_with_wildlife/sea_lions.pdf .
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Do fur seals have enemies?
Yeah! The killer whales like to eat them for lunch. There is another one, it's called the sea lion.
Do fur seals live in antarctica?
The answer to this question would have to be yes, you would think people wouldn't ask seeing as how their body has fur to protect them from the cold weather!
How big does a NZ fur seal grow?
Males (called bulls) are much bigger than females. Bulls weigh 450-600 pounds (200-275 kg) and average 6.8 feet (2.1 m) long. Females weigh 90-110 pounds (40-50 kg) and are up to 4.5 feet (1.4 m) long.
How much do baby fur seals weigh?
\nFur seal pups generally weigh about 5 - 12 lbs at birth and gain excessive amounts of blubber and weight through drinking its mother's milk which consists of marine oil, milk, and butter-like substances. They are about two feet long also.
What is a fur seals main diet?
i am doing a report on harp seals and i read seals diet on artic cod,polar cod,and many crustations.
What is the difference between a seal and a fur-seal?
a fur seal is a type of seal..
Fur seals are any of nine species of pinnipeds in the Otariidae family.
The true seals or earless seals are one of the three main groups of mammals within the seal suborder, Pinnipedia. All true seals are members of the family Phocidae. They are sometimes called craw…ling seals to distinguish them from the fur seals and sea lions of the family Otariidae. Seals live in the oceans of both hemispheres and are mostly confined to polar, sub-polar, and temperate climates, with the exception of the more tropical monk seals..
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Are Australian Fur Seal Ectothermic or Endothermic?
Endothermic because they maintain a stable internal body temperature separate to that of the ambient (surrounding) environment. Ectotherms are generally cold blooded animals ie. reptiles, insects, fish, worms (anything that isn't a mammal or bird). They rely on the outside environment for their body… heat and don't generate their heat internally like mammals and birds do (MORE)
Why do seals have two layers of fur?
One of them is waterproof and the other keeps them warm. Only some seals have two layers.
How do fur seals survive?
their fur keeps them warm, for one, and their blubber keeps them warm during the harsh winter weather
How do fur seals get away from enemies?
Fur seals get away from enemies by throwing poop to them ( thir own poop) this way the opponent , is going to be annloyed with the smell and go. .
it was a plessure to help you , xoxo
How does a fur seal protect itself?
All it can do is to be vigilant and dive into the water when it sees an enemy approaching. The "enemy" being mostly human seal hunters or a polar bear.
Are fur seals carnivores herbivores or omnivores?
They feed at night where they dive down and feed on schools of fish and squid.
How fast does fur seals swim?
they can dive 5000ft (1524 meter) under the sea for 70 min or more does that give you a hint because that is all I know
Do male fur seals have babies?
It's pretty much impossible for a male anything to have babies. I really don't think it's possible.
Why are fur seals hunted for there fur?
All different kinds of seals are hunted for their fur. Seal fur has traditionally been used by many Native American tribes since the beginnings of their civilizations. Today many seals are hunted for traditional wear. But seals also offer some of the warmest fur in the world and the leather is water…proof, so it is used to make many different kinds of boots and shoes. The term 'mukluk' which is a kind of shoe, actually literally translates into 'seal' in Yup'ik Eskimo. Mukluks traditionally are seal skin boots, an item that is still used in many arctic climates today. (MORE)
How do killer whales hunt fur seals?
Orcas hunt seals by temporarily breaching themselves on the shore at high speed to catch a seal before thrashing it around to kill it.
How does fur help the seal?
The fur helps the seal to keep it warm and not frozen to death.... That's the only reason I could think of....
Why do people hunt Fur Seals?
The large seal hunt that most people read about is done MAINLY to help control the seal population, so that the fishing industry can stay afloat. Additional Information: The most commercial product from the seal is the fur and the skin, both used to make clothing. But some of the meat is sold to …the local communities, and shipped to Taiwan, and South Korea, while the oil is used in those, so called "fish oil supplements" people buy in health food stores. For more details, please see the sites listed below. (MORE)
Do male fur seals fight for mates?
yes they do. if they see another male trying to attract the female that they like a fight willl being and, as you may have guessed, the winner gets the female
How does a fur seal excrete?
Fur seals have an anus, which their waste comes out of there. Fur seals can excrete either in the water or on land. Fur seals normally get rid of their waste in the water and they do it without knowing it! The urine is more salty than salt water!
How is seal fur used?
- White Coat Skins are used for making coats, very popular in the 1930's and 40's. - Used like cow leather to make clothing. xoxo
How many types of seals have furs?
All seals have fur. They're all mammals, and like all mammals (with exception to a few), they have fur.
How does a new zealand fur seal hunt?
The fur seal is a common enough sea creature in New Zealand, and is found resting on rocky shores. They are individual hunters - i.e. not hunting in packs. There are several different species of seal - and the New Zealand one is closer to sea lions - external ears etc. They do not have the 'harem' s…ociology of other seals. Squid, seabirds, and fish are their main diet, and they dive deeply for food. (MORE)
Why do seals have a thick layer of fur?
To help protect their bodies from the elements they are exposed to such as ice, rain, snow, sleet, waves from the sea, etc.
When did Australian fur seals became endangered?
hi guys I'm wondering if you now this answer Ive been looking everywhere please help me now Ive only got a bit of time to do my project.
Why does a seal have layers of fat and fur?
For insulation, to keep their body temperature constant. Seals are warm-blooded animals and need their thick layers of blubber to keep them warm in the extremely cold and hostile environments in which they live. Their fat store also helps to act as a source of built-in food supply during periods whe…n they have to go without food, i.e. when fish is scarce, or they have to prioritise avoiding predators above hunting. (MORE)
How many fur seals are alive?
Beginning in the 1790s, and especially during the 19 th century, fur seals were hunted because their fur was so valuable. A select few species suffered dramatic declines, but are now recovering. Most species are now protected and hunting is mostly limited to subsistence harvest (for Native American…s and Eskimos). (MORE)
What is the gestation period for a fur seal?
A fur seals gestation period is approximately 11 to 12 months, after which they give birth to a single pup.
Do fur seals swallow there food whole?
Depends how big its meal is it can swallow around 1m of prey whole maby few cm bigger then no it cant
Where does a Antarctic Fur Seal live?
This animal lives in sea water in the Southern Ocean. They breedbetween 45 and 60 degrees S, and 70 degrees W and 80 degrees Eamong sub-Antarctic islands. Their winter range is undiscovered.
How do Antarctic Fur Seals breed?
Fur seals are mammals and breed like all mammals, through malesperm fertilization of female eggs. Seals are mammals, so mothers carry their young in the womb andpups are born alive to be nurtured by their parents.
How does the Antarctic Fur Seal attack?
Attack behaviour among these animals is usually seen among malesduring mating season. These animals weigh in the 200 pound range,and measure longer than six feet. Attacks leverage their size andweight against their opponents.
How do fur seals kill there pray?
Fur seals are pescivorou, meaning they eat fish. They can catch fish because they are fast and maneuverable swimmers. They have sharp teeth for capturing the fish, which they swallow whole.
Are Australian fur seals carnivores?
Yes; just look at their teeth -- those curved, serrated teeth aretypical for a carnivore. Australian fur seals mostly eat squid,octopus, fish, and lobsters. They usually dive for their food, onaverage 120m, but can go as deep as 200m.
How long in seal years do Antarctic fur seal live?
The average lifespan of an Antarctic fur seal is between 12 to 30years in the wild, with the average being around 20. Femalesgenerally live several years longer than males.