seals communicate by their mouths by honking
Monk seals are native to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and the main Hawaiian Islands in the United States as well as certain regions of the Mediterranean Sea. They are endemic to these areas, meaning they are found exclusively in these locations. Additionally, monk seals are critically endangered, with their populations facing numerous threats such as habitat loss, entanglement in fishing gear, and disease.
Hawaiian monk seals can live to between 25 and 30 years of age. However, because of human impact, their lives are generally shorter than that.
According to National Geographic research, Galapagos Shark (not just found in Galapagos Islands group) preys on Hawaiian Monk Seals. But it is believed that there are other sharks which prey on them. One of the suspected sharks is Tiger Shark. I also thought that other small fish eat the Hawaiian monk seal. I also thought that the different kinds of fish are also the things that eats the Hawaiian Monk Seal.
There are currently around 1,400 Hawaiian monk seals left in the wild, making them one of the most endangered seal species in the world. Efforts are being made to protect and conserve these seals to prevent further decline in their population.
Some animals found in Hawaii include the Hawaiian monk seal, Hawaiian green sea turtle, Hawaiian hoary bat, various bird species such as the Hawaiian goose (nene) and honeycreepers, and diverse marine life like dolphins and humpback whales. Hawaii's unique ecosystems support a wide variety of endemic species.
the Hawaiian Monk Seals were killed by humans, for their fur and fat.
Sharks cause many deaths of Hawaiian Monk Seals.
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Monachus schauinslandi is the Hawaiian Monk Seal Latin name
northwest coast of the hawaiian islands
Yes, Hawaiian monk seals do have spines. They are just like other mammals that are vertebrates. In other words, they have backbones.
The Hawaiian Monk Seal.
No they do not live in groups
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Hawaiian Monk Seals would be considered a type of consumer. This is because they eat other organisms for food and don't make their own food.
Hawaiian monk seals eat eels, fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans. Seals swallow stones which some scientists think help break up fish bones because seals swallow their food whole.
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