7: elephant seals,harp seals, cabeater seals, ross seals, leopard seals, wendell seals and hooded seals
they are giving them homes stopping people from hunting them and protesting about dolphins there you go jimmy you happy?
What? your question makes no sense. Byt usually marine animals have fins or flappers to glide them through water.
The production of sperm requires a lower temperature than body temperature (in mammals) therefore it is necessary for the testies to be removed from the general mass of the body.
There are 28 subspecies of Seals listed by the IUCN Red List. Their status ranges from "data deficient" to critically endangered" with the population trends decreasing.
However, the Harp Seal is listed, but not as "endangered". It is posted with a status of "least concern", and it's listed population trend is "increasing". They are posted with a species review requested for reassessment within the next 10 years, mainly due to environmental factors.
The Harp Seal is not listed at all, on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Species Endangered Species List. For more details, please see sites listed below.
There are increasing concerns, however, that harp seal pups have suffered mass mortality due to global warming.The List of endangered Species is not set in stone; it is dynamic, Constantly changing due to animal populations that increase or decrease over time.
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A crabeater seal is a slender, gray Antarctic seal that mainly feeds on krill. It is not considered as an endangered species, although commercial seal hunting is banned in the Antarctic region.
Weddell seals breed in the northern parts of Antarctica near the water so when the pups are born the father doesn't have to travel the far to collect the food.
Weddell seals breed in the northern parts of Antarctica near the water so when the pups are born the father doesn't have to travel the far to collect the food.
Weddell seals breed in the northern parts of Antarctica near the water so when the pups are born the father doesn't have to travel the far to collect the food.
A humpback whale's blow hole is 8 to 10 inches in diameter. A sperm whale's blowhole is shaped like an "S" and is about 20 inches long.
Yes. Although seals mostly prey on fish and small mammals , many species of seal, such as the leopard seal, have been known to eat other seals as part of their diet.
There have been National Geographic films about how seals will eat other seals. Mostly the males will try to eat the young of other males; this is due to territorial claims of the female rather than hunger.
A seal's first line of defense is flight. They have a physiological defense mechanism which is an outer coating of several inches of blubber that make it difficult to bite into a seal to kill it. It takes a large animal, so they have few predators. Because they can be on land and in the water, they can jump into the water and out maneuver land predators and can return to land when attacked by water based predators.
The harp seal lives in the Arctic Waters. There are three destinct populations. The most comon one is the coasts off of Labrador Newfoundland.
live neer or in harbors DUUHHHH!! anyone wood no that! im so smat! they allso live in bays to. any Moore facs pleese pos tham heer becase i ned some. :)
1-3 a year
Weddell seals can have 1 -2 pups, as this species can give birth to twin pups.
The spinner shark is a sea creature. It is found worldwide in tropical waters.
Scients believe that over a million years ago dolphins used to live on land because they can walk on their flukes in the water.But sharks didnt.
Depending upon the species/type of the sea lion, sea lions babies usually stay with their mother for an average amout of 6-12 months.