Fur seal

Fur seals described here are called eared seals. They have a flexible elongated body, a short neck, a small head, and their limbs are modified into flippers. The fur seals males are very big while their females are small!

Fur seals inhabit on shores of seas and oceans. They are excellent underwater hunters, eat fish and squids. Almost all the cold part of the year, the seals spend in sea, far from the shore and do not come ashore.

The fur seals come ashore only for breeding and remain there until appearance of pups. The fur seals gather into multiple families. The seals give birth to pups, raise them and then leave back for the sea.