Elephant seals are 5 metres long. They are the biggest seals in the world.
They also weigh 4 tonnes which is heaps. When their chest is off the ground and their stretching up towards the sky they are up to a mans shoulder which is so big.
Different mammals have widely varying gestation periods. Elephant seals carry their young in their wombs for seven months on average.
On average elephant seals live to be about 108, depending on their location and diet.
The average gestation period for an elephant is 22 months.
A otter weighs about 1845-6000 kilograms.
6 months
Southern elephant seals have a gestation period of 11.3 months.
The gestation period of elephant seals is 11.3 months.
The gestation period for a seal is 330 days.
A fur seals gestation period is approximately 11 to 12 months, after which they give birth to a single pup.
Around about 10 - 11 months depending on the age.
11-12 months
Crabeater Seals only give birth to one seal at a time, and gestation period is so long they only give birth every other year. The gestation period averages over 250 days.
The ringed seal has a gestation period of 9 to 11 months Reference: http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/ringed-seal/
The elephant seal is the largest carnivore on Earth. There are two types of elephant seals: Northern elephant seal and Southern elephant seal. The Southern elephant seal lives in sub-Antarctic and Antarctic waters. The Northern elephant seal lives near California and Baja California.
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Yes, the elephant seal is a mammal.
The Elephant seal lives in Antarctica.