Seals

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Seals

• By Zach Taylor

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Habitat

• The seals habitat is usually near rocky areas
  with seas near it. For northern seals they live
  from Alaska to southern California.

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Predators

• Seals dont really have that much predators only
  the seals in Antarctica have predators and those
  are the polar bears. But the seals in the United
  States may have predators and those things are
  humans. Back a while ago people used to kill
  seals. But then they set a law for endanger
  species now there are a lot of seals.

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Elephant Seal

• The elephant seal is a large brown or gray. The
  elephant seal lives in Alaska to southern
  California of course near the water. Males have a
  large inflatable nose that can hang limply
  somewhat like a elephants trunk. The elephant
  seal is 10 to 13 feet long and they feed on
  squid, octopus, ratfish, hagfish, small sharks,
  and other deepwater marine life.

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Fur Seals

• The males length is 6.5 feet but the females are
  only 4 feet. The males weigh 400 to 600 pounds
  and the females only 120 pounds. The Northern Fur
  Seals are marine mammals of the order Pinnipedia
  ( Which is Latin for fin footed.) When they
  are born they are called black pups because there
  birth coat is black. In late September the birth
  coat is replaced by silver fur.