Haines,
Alaska
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Part of the
Year-Round

Migration
Awareness Series . . .
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                  Steller
               Sea Lions
                         Geese Facts
     facts    Steller Sea Lions have been classified as an
           Endangered Species.
     facts    Nesting grounds are called a Rookeries.
     facts    The Steller Sea Lion is the largest member of
           the Sea Lion Family.
     facts    Stellers differ from the haired seals in that
           they have external ears (see Pictures).
     facts    Adult males weigh between 1,000 and 1,800 lbs.
     facts    The longest recorded migration was a Steller
           Sea Lion from Kodiak to Ketchikan (900 miles).


Steller Sea Lions - Large Image                                   Photo courtesy of Amanda Bauer
                                              Valdez Visitor Center 		Baby Steller Sea Lion Photo courtesy of Mike Etnier, NMML Nat'l. Marine Mammal Lab.



Steller Sea Lion Underwater Photo courtesy of Rolf Ream, NMML Nat'l. Marine Mammal Lab.

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