Galápagos · 2020—2026
Galápagos sea lions and fur seals
Seals around the Galápagos.
Follow public seal observations from the Galápagos. Browse published records, explore the places and stories behind them, or share an encounter with the Seal Watch team.
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23 September 2021—3 November 2022
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Date: 2022Reported: Unidentified Krishna Ghosh, Wexas Travel
Observation: Krishna Ghosh encountered sea lion pups on North Seymour's rocky coast during an afternoon visit. Source: https://www.wexas.com/travel-article/just-back-from-the-galapagos
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Date: 2021Reported: Unidentified Sue and Dan, s/v Narnia travel diary
Observation: Sue and Dan included sea lions among the wildlife encountered during their afternoon visit to North Seymour. Source: https://svnarnia.com/2021/09/north-seymour-island-galapagos/