Sea lions are often mistaken for seals. Sea lions are on the skinny side and walk on their flippers, whilst seals are on the chubby side and don't really go on land but if they do, they kind of waddle on their bellies.
seals spend more time on the land, they only go in water to hunt.
What you have to do is move the two seals (or sea lions) to the left side of the big oval rock then you go to the paper and you should be able to collect it
Lions use their 4 legs to go were they want to go
pollution can be in many forms such as air pollution. When the air is affected it creates gobal warming. there for the ice(the seals habitat) starts to melt leaving only water for the poor seals....... the ice provides great breeding grounds go green!!! and try to encourage your freinds to go green.....we can make a difference and help the world become a better place.....:) c ya
elephants, giraffes, horses... etc (marsupials, ungulates, monkeys)whales, otters and seals/sea lions are pretty much the only mammals that go into the water or stay in the water
lions can drink one gallon. lions usually drink eight cups a day. I am an expert on lions because I did a research report on them. I know alot about animals. If you want go to my website called, kaltrinaanimals.org and you will find much more information about amazing animals!
they live mostly in water so the could find therefood and they sleep on the land differant seals live out and in water. most seals live out of water because they are mamals but seals have slick wet skin so they swim through the water fast and easy. they go into the water to protect themselvs but the go on land to protect themselves to.
Sea lions will go wherever there are fish, and there are fish in the Pacific, and in San Francisco Bay. Most specifically, fishermen dock their boats near Fisherman's Wharf, and the sea lions follow. But because sea lions are a protected species, they cannot be killed or bothered, and the sea lions - sometimes HUNDREDS of them - flop onto the docks and rest in the sun, and nobody is allowed to bother them.
17 mph or 25 mph
The earlier answer was idiotic. Seals are mammAls* and they mostly are found near coasts and shallow ocean waters. They do not go on land, if they go on land they will become "beached" and die. They are not deep sea and are generically found in shallow waters.
to get air