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What eats antarctic fur seals?
Leopard Seals eat the Antarctic Fur Seals pups.
What are the special feature about antarctic fur seals?
What are the special features about antarctic fur seals ?
What are the Antarctic Fur Seals predators?
Antarctic fur seals are preyed on by orcas (killer whales) and leopard seals.
Are Antarctic fur seals endangered?
No.
How do antarctic fur seals adapt to the cold?
beacause they have fur
Where do antarctic fur seals migrate to?
In the winter
What does the Antarctic fur seal prey on?
Antarctic fur seals typically feed on krill, squid and fish.
How do antarctic fur seals look like?
They look like seals that have big ears.
Are Antarctic fur seals vertebrae?
Yes, Antarctic fur seals are vertebrates. They belong to the class Mammalia, which means they have a backbone made up of vertebrae. As mammals, they also possess other characteristics such as warm-bloodedness, fur, and live birth. These seals are part of the family Otariidae, which includes sea lions and other fur seals.
What do Antarctic fur seals eat?
they eat penguin fish krill
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 Antarctica, 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.
How many species of sea lions live in antarctica?
Scientists group seals, sea lions, fur seals, and walruses together in the scientific order called Pinnipedia. Because these animals live in the marine environment and they find their food at sea, pinnipeds are marine mammals. Six different species of seal live in Antarctic waters - Ross, Weddell, crabeater, leopard, fur and elephant seals. The other two species - Antarctic fur seals and elephant seals - are both found north of the pack-ice zone and breed in dense colonies on beaches.
