Seals and Sea Lions

A sea lion is an aquatic mammal of the class Mammalia.

As Apatosaurus had spatulate (chisel-like) teeth suited to a herbivorous diet), it was considered to be a herbivore.[

The rearranged word is "gateke," which does not form a word for any type of seal.

no fur + shape of the body -> less friction with water -> less effort needed to move forward

forelimbs -> 'peddals' to increase surface -> push forward move effectively in water

backlimbs -> joined -> horizontal peddal

It'd probably be the Dolphins.

Whales, we don't know about, since their size makes them a lot harder to study.

They MIGHT be more similar in mind, despite being more different in body.

Behavioral adaptations of a sea lion include forming social groups for protection, communicating through vocalizations, and hunting and feeding strategies like working together to herd fish. They also exhibit behaviors such as thermoregulation by basking in the sun to maintain body temperature.

Hooded seals are usually found in the North Atlantic Ocean, particularly around the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. They spend most of their time in icy waters and on pack ice, where they breed and raise their young.

Yes. Harp Seals eat a wide variety of fish and other sea creatures, and their diet seems to vary during different stages of life. Since reporting of the stomach contents of killed seals began in 1941, at least 67 species of fish and 70 species of invertebrates have been found to be part of the Harp Seal's diet.arp Seals eat a wide variety of fish and other sea creatures, and their diet seems to vary during different stages of life. Since reporting of the stomach contents of killed seals began in 1941, at least 67 species of fish and 70 species of invertebrates have been found to be part of the Harp Seal's diet. (Wikipedia).

Seals are carnivores. They primarily feed on fish, squid, and crustaceans.

There are two main types of seals that live in Antarctica: the Weddell seal and the leopard seal. These seals are well adapted to the extreme cold conditions of Antarctica and can be found along the coastlines and ice floes of the continent.

Sea lions have special whisker-like structures on their faces called vibrissae. The vibrissae are filled with nerves so that the sea lion can feel with them, and surrounded by muscles so that the sea lion can move them. The sea lion can use them to balance and hold a ball, much like a human balancing something on his/her fingertips.

Leopard seals are found in the cold waters of the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions. They typically inhabit pack ice and ice floes, but can also be found on beaches and rocky shorelines. They are known to be excellent swimmers and spend most of their time in the water.

A seal is a marine mammal with a streamlined body, flippers for swimming, and a thick layer of blubber to stay warm in cold water. They have large, soulful eyes and whiskers on their face. Seals can come in different colors, from light gray to dark brown, depending on the species.

Sea lions move by using their powerful front flippers to "walk" or crawl on land and by using a combination of their front and hind flippers to swim in the water. They are very agile and versatile swimmers, able to reach high speeds and perform quick maneuvers to catch prey or evade predators. On land, they are also quite agile and can move surprisingly fast despite their large size.

In the past five years alone, more than one million seals have been slaughtered in the commercial seal hunt in Canada. The actual number of seals killed is likely higher than that, though, because many seals are shot at and injured in the course of the hunt, and many of these animals slip into the water, where they die slowly and are not counted or recovered.

29035 feet above sea level is a significant altitude, typically found at mountain peaks like Mount Everest's base camp or the summit of lesser-known mountains. At this elevation, the air is thinner, temperatures are colder, and oxygen levels are lower, making it challenging for the human body to acclimate.

Sea lions are in the family Otariidae ("eared seals"), therefore they have external ears and hear stuff very much the same way we do. The family Phocidae ("earless seals") has no visible ears, but can still hear.

The sea can appear different depending on location and weather conditions. It can be calm with gentle waves, rough with strong currents and high waves, or crystal clear with vibrant marine life. The sea's color may range from deep blue to green or even gray, influenced by factors such as sediment content and sunlight.

Yes, Leopard Seals are marine mammals that rely on a large territory to hunt and breed. They typically inhabit the pack ice zone and coastal regions of Antarctica, where they require access to open water for hunting. Providing adequate space is essential for their physical and behavioral well-being.

It doesn't. If you want the harp to sound louder then you must pluck the string louder which is usually done by plucking it harder. For a quieter and softer sound you pluck the string more gently. If you want to be heard over other instruments or some other noise, play in front of a microphone that is pointed towards the strings.

No, a leopard seal is not a reptile. It is a marine mammal belonging to the family Phocidae. Reptiles are a separate class of animals that include species like snakes, turtles, and lizards.

No, sea lions are not part of the cat family. Sea lions belong to the family Otariidae, which is a group of mammals known as pinnipeds that also includes seals and walruses. Cats, on the other hand, belong to the family Felidae.

The leopard seal's scientific name is Hydrurga leptonyx.

The elephant seals belong to the subphylum Vertebrata, which includes animals with a backbone or spinal column. They are characterized by having a well-developed skeleton that supports and protects their body.