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1. gifts.worldwildlife.org › gift-center › giftsAdopt a Sea Lion | Symbolic Adoptions from WWF

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   Adopt a Sea Lion. INTERESTING FACTS Of all the pinnipeds, fin-footed animals, sea lions are the strongest swimmers; their strong flippers also make them agile on land, helping them scoot along beaches and rocky shorelines. Like all marine mammals, they have a thick layer of blubber to keep them warm in the chilly ocean.

2. gifts.worldwildlife.org › sea-lionWorld Wildlife Fund | WWFGifts Catalog

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   Frame. Gift Box. Benefit Code: #101520. • Soft plush version of your adopted animal (for age 3 and up), packaged in a WWF gift box. • Handsome, hinged double frame, displaying your certificate and photo. Please choose your kit: $60 Adoption (With Plush) $60 Adoption Kit Includes: Spotlight Card.

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3. seapen.org › a-community-based-approach-to-seaA Community Based Approach to Sea Lion Conservation

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   Apr 20, 2021 · The charismatic California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) is a marine mammal that shares many similarities with seals and walruses, all of which are considered pinnipeds, a clade that comprises thirty four unique species. More specifically, Z. californianus is in the family Otariidae, together with the fur seals and five other sea lion ...

4. www.shopnwf.org › adoptions › shop-adoption-centerAdoption Center>Adopt an Animal>Adopt a Galapagos Sea Lion

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   Adopt a Galápagos Sea Lion Today! Sea lions are marine mammals found in coastal waters of the Pacific. Unlike seals, sea lions have external ear flaps and can rotate their hind flippers forward making moving on land easier. Once in steep decline, with the help of conservation laws to protect them some populations have rebounded.

5. www.marinemammalcenter.org › adopt-a-sealAdopt-a-Seal® | The Marine Mammal Center

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   Get marine mammal updates delivered directly to your inbox. Adopt-a-Seal, Sea Lion, Dolphin or Sea Otter, and see how your generous donation helps future marine mammal patients get a second chance at life! Donations buy fish and medicine for current and future patients!

6. www.pier39.com › sealions › how-you-can-helpHow You Can Help - PIER 39

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   Help the Sea Lions from Home. The Marine Mammal Center has compiled a list of simple things you can do at home to make a difference. Adopting one or several of these activities can help protect our environment and the aquatic home of the California sea lions: Eat fish that are recommended by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Program.

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   Why should you adopt a sea lion?

   • Make a symbolic sea lion adoption to help save some of the world's most endangered animals from extinction and support WWF's conservation efforts. Protect endangered species, including the sea lion, at World Wildlife Fund. Learn about the ways WWF works to conserve a future where people live in harmony with nature.

   Sea Lions | Species | WWF - World Wildlife Fund

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   Do you want to help adopt a sea lion or sea otter?

   • Yes! I want to help Adopt-a-Seal, Sea Lion, Dolphin or Sea Otter, and see how your generous donation helps future marine mammal patients get a second chance at life! Donations buy fish and medicine for current and future patients!

   Adopt-a-Seal® | The Marine Mammal Center

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   How can you help save a sea lion?

   • Speak up for species and places through WWF's Action Center. Make a symbolic sea lion adoption to help save some of the world's most endangered animals from extinction and support WWF's conservation efforts. Protect endangered species, including the sea lion, at World Wildlife Fund.

   Sea Lions | Species | WWF - World Wildlife Fund

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   Why do we love sea lions?

   • Seven reasons why we love sea lions! They’re loud and boisterous on land and furry missiles in the water. They’re also pretty entertaining. Whether you love them (like we do!) or not, Steller and California sea lions are a vital part of the marine ecosystem in the Salish Sea. They’re also superbly adapted for a dual life in and out of the ocean!

   Seven reasons why we love sea lions! - Eagle Wing Tours

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   Are sea lions strong swimmers?

   • INTERESTING FACTS Of all the pinnipeds, fin-footed animals, sea lions are the strongest swimmers; their strong flippers also make them agile on land, helping them scoot along beaches and rocky shorelines. Like all marine mammals, they have a thick layer of blubber to keep them warm in the chilly ocean. Info on back!

   Adopt a Sea Lion | Symbolic Adoptions from WWF - World Wildlife Fund

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   Why are sea lions taken into captivity?

   • Sea lions are taken into captivity when they are unable to survive in the wild due to injuries from predators, fishing nets, or boats. Orphaned or abandoned pups also require care in order to survive.

   Sea Lions in Captivity - Sea Lion Facts and Information

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8. www.worldwildlife.org › species › sea-lionsSea Lions | Species | WWF - World Wildlife Fund

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   What WWF Is Doing. Sea lions often rest aboard fishing boats, sometimes causing the boats to sink. Fishermen try to prevent them from coming aboard by putting up barbwire as a barrier, but this causes severe injuries to the sea lions. WWF helped support a project on San Cristóbal Island that built and installed two floating bases for sea lions ...