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National Geographic Coloring Book: Leopard Seals Picture
Leopard Seals Picture Parents: Subscriptions   NG Kids Shop NationalGeographic.com More for Kids Kids Home Page National Geographic Kids Magazine National Geographic Explorer Classroom Magazine Homework Help Illustration by Natalya Zahn Leopard Seals Leopard seals ... wear them. More About Seals Build a Crittercam for a Hawaiian Monk Seal E-Mail a Seal Postcard Leopard Seals Photos: Under the ...
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Seal Conservation Society: The Pinnipeds
Phocidae ('true seals'), the Otariidae ('eared seals'), which include the fur seals and sea lions, and the Odobenidae (the walrus). The Otariidae ... from krill in the Southern Ocean through crustaceans and molluscs to fish and squid. Some leopard seals even specialise in eating penguins. Pinnipeds have few natural predators, the main ones being ...
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SCS: Leopard Seal (Hydrurga leptonyx)
Antarctic Seals (CCAS). In 1986-1987 however two Soviet commercial sealing ships killed 649 leopard seals. A plan by Norwegian scientists to kill 20 leopard seals, as well as 60 other seals, in ... especially newly-weaned crabeater seals during December and January. Penguins are an important part of the diet of some leopard seals in late January and February. Leopard seals are rather cumbersome on ...
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Natureandco.com - National Parks of New Zealand - Fiordland National Park
Fiordland, as well as killer whales (orca). New Zealand fur seals are by far the most common seal species in Fiordland. They breed in a number ... , with the largest on Solander Island. Southern sea elephants come on shore occasionnally, as do leopard seals, more rarely, from their Antarctic breeding grounds. Hooker's sea lions, whose main colonies are ...
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SCS: Rescue and Rehabilitation
Australian fur seals, New Zealand fur seals, Southern elephant seals, Australian sea lions, Subantarctic fur seals and leopard seals in Australian waters, mainly on ... commonly encountered are Australian fur seals, New Zealand fur seals and Southern elephant seals, also occasionally leopard seals, crabeater seals and Subantarctic fur seals. VIC: Jirrahlinga Koala and Wildlife ...
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The Seal Serpent
Elephant Seals and over a million Northern Fur Seals. Even in fairly abundant species such as the Leopard Seal, little is known of reproductive behaviour and very few people have ever seen a Leopard ... sure fire way of attracting a Leopard Seal (Leopard Seals are only found in the Antarctic). He concluded that a phocid species, an equivalent northern version of the Leopard Seal which had evolved a ...
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Dinosaurs That Look like Seals
The divers had to try and defend themselves with two metre lengths of angle iron. The seals ... heightening its reptilian appearance. As already mentioned, The leopard seal, which already looks quite reptilian, fits the ... seals, aggression is usually aimed at their own kind especially when mating time is upon them (apart from of course the leopard ...
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DPIW - Leopard Seal
Female leopard seals are actually larger than males and can reach 600 kg and 3.6 m in length. Leopard seals are more slender than elephant seals, having a long ... leopard seals visit the coast of Tasmania each year, but up to 18 have been sighted in one year (1990). In 1999, four leopard seals were reported. 'Scats' or faeces have been collected from leopard seals ...
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Animal Welfare - Aquatic Animals
Seals and Sea-lions (Photo: Courtesy DAFF) In South Australia all seals and sea-lions are protected under the National ... and the Australian Fur-seal. Leopard Seals from Antarctica, Subantartic Fur-seals and Southern Elephant Seals from the Subantartic occasionally also haul out around the coastline. Seals and sea-lions are opportunistic ...
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CRESLI seal page
Seals have a well developed sense of hearing and sensitive whiskers. Their keen senses allow seals to be impressive predators. Seals feed mainly on fish, crustaceans and shellfish. Some, such as the leopard ...
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