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Fur Seals Vs Sea Lions. (walruses are in the family While vocalizations and behaviors vary from species to species, true seals are typically quieter than sea lions and communicate more through grunts, growls and hisses than the loud barking of sea lions. Seals have ear holes whereas sea lions (and fur seals) have small ear flaps. Sea lions (and fur seals) are distinguished from true seals by their comparably large front flippers, visible ear flaps, and ability to curl their back flippers under their body to. Exceptions to this include northern elephant seals, a species that can produce extremely loud and trumpeting calls. Basically, fur seals and sea lions are distinguished from true seals by body shape and social behavior. Sea lions, such as the california sea lion and steller sea lion, belong to a group of pinnipeds that have external ear flaps—giving them the nickname “eared seals.” this group also. True seals, on the other hand, are in the family phocidae. Seals and sea lions are marine mammals called ' pinnipeds ' that differ in physical characteristics and adaptations. The most obvious physical distinction between the two is their ears: But fur seals are further. Sea lions and fur seals (seals with thick fur that are more similar to sea lions than to true seals) are lumped together in the family otariidae. Can you tell the difference between a new zealand sea lion/rāpoka/whakahao and a new zealand fur deal/kekeno?

Seals have ear holes whereas sea lions (and fur seals) have small ear flaps. Can you tell the difference between a new zealand sea lion/rāpoka/whakahao and a new zealand fur deal/kekeno? Sea lions, such as the california sea lion and steller sea lion, belong to a group of pinnipeds that have external ear flaps—giving them the nickname “eared seals.” this group also. Sea lions (and fur seals) are distinguished from true seals by their comparably large front flippers, visible ear flaps, and ability to curl their back flippers under their body to. Exceptions to this include northern elephant seals, a species that can produce extremely loud and trumpeting calls. The most obvious physical distinction between the two is their ears: Seals and sea lions are marine mammals called ' pinnipeds ' that differ in physical characteristics and adaptations. Sea lions and fur seals (seals with thick fur that are more similar to sea lions than to true seals) are lumped together in the family otariidae. True seals, on the other hand, are in the family phocidae. Basically, fur seals and sea lions are distinguished from true seals by body shape and social behavior.

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Fur Seals Vs Sea Lions Sea lions and fur seals (seals with thick fur that are more similar to sea lions than to true seals) are lumped together in the family otariidae. True seals, on the other hand, are in the family phocidae. Sea lions and fur seals (seals with thick fur that are more similar to sea lions than to true seals) are lumped together in the family otariidae. Exceptions to this include northern elephant seals, a species that can produce extremely loud and trumpeting calls. Seals and sea lions are marine mammals called ' pinnipeds ' that differ in physical characteristics and adaptations. Seals have ear holes whereas sea lions (and fur seals) have small ear flaps. Sea lions, such as the california sea lion and steller sea lion, belong to a group of pinnipeds that have external ear flaps—giving them the nickname “eared seals.” this group also. Basically, fur seals and sea lions are distinguished from true seals by body shape and social behavior. While vocalizations and behaviors vary from species to species, true seals are typically quieter than sea lions and communicate more through grunts, growls and hisses than the loud barking of sea lions. Can you tell the difference between a new zealand sea lion/rāpoka/whakahao and a new zealand fur deal/kekeno? Sea lions (and fur seals) are distinguished from true seals by their comparably large front flippers, visible ear flaps, and ability to curl their back flippers under their body to. (walruses are in the family The most obvious physical distinction between the two is their ears: But fur seals are further.