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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EquatorN ↑Rábida: 1 report, filter this area1San Cristóbal: 1 report, remove area filter2South Plaza: 1 report, filter this area3

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  1. Date: 2020
    Place: San Cristóbal, Galápagos San Cristóbal
    Reported: Unidentified iNaturalist — Babette Köhler (bette_koebri)

    Observation: Babette Köhler (bette_koebri) recorded this encounter on iNaturalist. Photographs show sea lions on a sandy beach. The source identification is Zalophus wollebaeki. Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/37276285