Jimi Rock's Sea School

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The Galapagos Sea Lion is considered the welcoming committee of the Galapagos Islands! They like to bark hello!

The Galapagos Sea Lion is a type of mammal in the Otariidae family endemic to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands.

• The Galapagos Sea Lion lives in a colony of 5 to 25 cows and 1 male bull.

• Adult Galapagos Sea Lions can grow from 5 - 8 feet (1.5-2.4 kgs) long.

• Adult Galapagos Sea Lions feed mostly on sardines.

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