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Galapagos Sea Lions – Mostly Sleeping

Slightly smaller than their Californian relatives, Galápagos sea lions range from 150 to 250 cm (59 to 98 in) in length and weigh between 50 to 250 kg (110 to 550 lb.), with the males averaging larger...

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Galapagos Sea Lion – Looking Up

Momentarily distracted from its sleep by humans, this sea lion lifts its head to check out what is going onFiled under: Animals, Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Photography, South America, Travel Tagged:...

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Galapagos Sea Lion Basking

Being fairly social, and one of the most numerous species in the Galápagos archipelago, they are often spotted sun-bathing on sandy shores or rock groups or gliding gracefully through the surf. Their...

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Galapagos Sea Lion Against a Natural Backdrop

The wind and rain washed cliff with its interesting designs makes a great backdrop for this Galapagos sea lionFiled under: Animals, Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Photography, South America, Travel...

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Galapagos Sea Lions – Feeding Pose

The Galapagos sea lion mothers will take the young pups with them into the water while nursing until around the 11th month, when the pups are weaned from their mother’s milk and become dependent on...

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Galapagos Sea Lions – Motherly Love

The static and social interaction between mother-offspring pairs is a central social unit in most mammalian groups, as well as these sea lions. The cow will nurture a pup for up to three years. In that...

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Galapagos Sea Lions – A Little Disagreement

Not only are sea lions social, they are also quite vocal. Adult males often bark in long, loud and distinctive repeated sequences. Females and juveniles do not produce this repetitive bark, but the...

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