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Toitu te marae a tane mahuta
Toitu te marae a tangaroa
toitu te tangata

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Sea lions can swim at burst speeds up to 25 miles per hour, but most of the time they swim around 11 miles per hour. Sea lions can swim faster by gliding on the surface of the water.

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Sea lions eat many things. They like lots of different fish, including anchovies, herring salmon and sardines. They can also eat squid and octopus. Sea lions have 34 to 38 teeth, which they use to catch and tear their food. They don’t use them to chew their food though, they swallow it whole.

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Great white, hammerhead and blue sharks, as well as orcas, occasionally hunt sea lions. Water pollution, marine debris, and competition for food and habitat created by people also endanger our friends in the sea

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Sea Lions have a wide distribution out there in the world. This is why people tend to think that there are so many of them out there. The majority of them live in the sub Arctic areas where it extremely cold. Others prefer to live in the warmer waters of the tropics. It is important to note that their aren’t any Sea Lions that live in the Atlantic Ocean but they do have their habitat in all the other oceans in the world.

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The average life span of the sea lion is about 20 years, but some have been recorded to live into their 30’s. We can determine their age by counting growth layers in their teeth, just like the rings in a tree trunk.

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Actually, sea lions and seals are two different animals. Differences including
1) sea lions have external ear flaps, 2) sea lions walk on land using all four flippers (seals bounce on their bellies)
3) sea lions use their front flippers to swim (seals use their hind flippers)

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Pups (baby sea lions) weigh about 13-20 pounds and are 2.5 feet long when they are born. Females can weigh between 200 and 400 pounds and can be up to 6.5 feet long. Male sea lions tend to be larger, weighing about 600 to 800 pounds and can be up to 8 feet long.

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