They're also one of the species threatened by the Trump's latest push to open more than 100 million acres off the coast of #Alaska to highly destructive seabed mining.
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They're also one of the species threatened by the Trump's latest push to open more than 100 million acres off the coast of #Alaska to highly destructive seabed mining.
Take action 👉 bit.ly/3OQcITX
The spirits:
The spirits:
*not really a seal, since they're otariidae
*not really a seal, since they're otariidae
Otariidae
Odobenidae
Otariidae
Odobenidae
The main way to identify a phocidae (seal) from an otariidae (sea lion) is by locomotion. Seals move mainly with their hind flippers, while sea lions swim mostly with their front flippers. They can also rotate them while walking on land. Seals can't, they're potatoes
The main way to identify a phocidae (seal) from an otariidae (sea lion) is by locomotion. Seals move mainly with their hind flippers, while sea lions swim mostly with their front flippers. They can also rotate them while walking on land. Seals can't, they're potatoes
sea lion: yo did you hear that
seal, sitting next to him: no
(like bc sea lions have external ears but seals don't. they're one of two subfamilies of otariidae, the family called "eared seals")
sea lion: yo did you hear that
seal, sitting next to him: no
(like bc sea lions have external ears but seals don't. they're one of two subfamilies of otariidae, the family called "eared seals")
Family Otariidae
Range: Marine
IUCN status: Least Concern
Family Otariidae
Range: Marine
IUCN status: Least Concern