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1. www.pbs.org › wnet › natureLions of the Skeleton Coast ~ Extraordinary Lion Behavior ...

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   The lions not only returning to the coast but learning about how they live there. And Alpha and Bravo made that dream come true. Orphan lion cubs Alpha and Bravo reached the ocean and made the ...

2. www.facebook.com › PBSNature › videosLions of the Skeleton Coast | "The first time I saw a lioness ...

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   "The first time I saw a lioness on the beach, I was so fascinated by how they could possibly survive here." Lions of the Skeleton Coast premieres...

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     Incredible Sea Lion Birth Captured on Video | National Geographic

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     When did animals first evolve skeletons?

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     Sea Lion Facts: is a SEA LION a SEAL? | Animal Fact Files

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     Skeleton Coast, Namibia

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     Sea lions mating (Skeleton Coast)

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     Sea Lion Team Hunts in Secret Cove | Eden: Untamed Planet | BBC Earth

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     A Sea Lion Goes For a Walk | Secrets of the Zoo: Down Under

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     Biggest ‘Sea Monster’ Fossil of Its Kind Reclassified | National Geographic

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4. www.pbs.org › video › lions-of-the-skeleton-coast-8kabizNature | Lions of the Skeleton Coast | Season 43 | Episode 4

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   Nov 14, 2024 · Lions of the Skeleton Coast. Season 43 Episode 4 | 53m 33s Video has Audio Description, Closed Captions | AD CC. Follow three orphaned desert lion cubs as they navigate the brutal Skeleton Coast ...

5. www.pbs.org › wnet › natureLions of the Skeleton Coast | About | Nature - PBS

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   Lion researcher Dr. Philip Stander follows three orphaned desert lion cubs as they navigate the brutal Skeleton Coast of Namibia. Watch the cubs learn to adapt, hunt, and defy the odds of survival ...

6. animaldiversity.org › accounts › ZalophusADW: Zalophus: INFORMATION

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   Sea lions have an external ear pinna that covers their ear canal. All sea lions have a fusiform body shape equipped with two front and hind flippers. The hind flippers have five digits, each equipped with a claw at the end. The first toe, or hallux, is longer and wider than all the other toes (Jefferson et al,. 2015).

7. www.science.org › content › articleArctic Fossil Reveals a "Walking Seal" - Science | AAAS

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   Apr 22, 2009 · Alex Tirabasso, Canadian Museum of Nature; (inset) Stefan Thompson. Scientists have found the first skeleton of a land-dwelling relative of seals, sea lions, and walruses. The 20-million- to 24-million-year-old Arctic fossil sports webbed feet instead of flippers, providing a long-sought glimpse of what such animals looked like before they dove ...

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   What was the first skeleton of a sea lion?

   • Scientists have found the first skeleton of a land-dwelling relative of seals, sea lions, and walruses. The 20-million- to 24-million-year-old Arctic fossil sports webbed feet instead of flippers, providing a long-sought glimpse of what such animals looked like before they dove into the sea.

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   When were sea lions first found?

   • (Aurioles-Gamboa and Hernández-Camacho, 2015; Corkeron, 2017; Lowry, 2017; Trillmich, 2015) The earliest fossil evidence of sea lions dates back about 22.5 million years ago from the Miocene period. This fossil, named Enaliarctos or “bear of the sea,” was a collection of two incomplete skull fragments and carnassial teeth.

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   How long did a sea lion live?

   • Molecular research placed the common ancestor between the Galapagos sea lion and California sea lion to have lived about 2.5 million years ago (Wolf, Tautz, & Trillmich, 2004). All three species are sexually dimorphic in addition to having distinctly shaped skulls with a unique sagittal crest (Sakahira and Niimi, 2007).

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   Do sea lions have ear pinnas?

   • Sea lions have an external ear pinna that covers their ear canal. All sea lions have a fusiform body shape equipped with two front and hind flippers. The hind flippers have five digits, each equipped with a claw at the end. The first toe, or hallux, is longer and wider than all the other toes (Jefferson et al,. 2015).

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   How do sea lions see?

   • Perception for sea lions is also heightened with sensitive whiskers and eyes. Their large dichromatic eyes give the animal the ability to see above and below the water. Zalophus species are able to depict shades of green and blue from grey.

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   How much does a sea lion weigh?

   • Galapagos sea lions (Zalophus wollebaeki) are relatively smaller, weighing up to 250 kilograms. Japanese sea lions (Zalophus japonicas), through subfossil research, are thought to have weighed up to 500 kilograms and measure 2.5 meters in length (Jefferson et al,. 2015).

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9. phys.org › news › 2009-04-fossil-evidence-link-seaFossil evidence of missing link in the origin of seals, sea ...

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   Apr 22, 2009 · New research suggests Puijila is a "missing link" in the evolution of the group that today includes seals, sea lions, and the walrus. The analysis of the skeleton and support for the hypotheses ...