Seals and sea lions are not considered fish because they are mammals, not fish. They possess characteristics typical of mammals, such as breathing air through lungs, giving live birth, and nursing their young with milk. Additionally, seals and sea lions are warm-blooded and have a more complex nervous system compared to fish. These differences place them in the class Mammalia, while fish belong to various classes within the phylum Chordata.
yeah coz' seals and sea lions are fish aren't they
seal,squid,fish,octupuss
anywhere there are seals sea lions and saltwater fish
Seals and sea lions do not live in Jamaica.
their cute and seal and sea lions are not fish they are both mammals that are warm blooded just like us and raise our babies and there so cute.
several types of penguin,seals and sea lions, alabatoss, various fish and birds.
Sharks, seals,dolphins, fish, puffafish sea-lions otters
no.
Seals are predatory, carnivorous mammals. It would be highly unusual for a seed to feed on underwater plant life.
There are sea lions in Antarctica. Both sea lions and seals are able to live in the harsh climate of Antarctica.
fish, tuna, rays, other sharks, dolphines, porpoises, seals, sea lions
pinnipeds