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Galápagos · observation

San Cristóbal, Galápagos

· San Cristóbal

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

Species
Galápagos sea lion
Number of seals
Not recorded
Attributed name
Unidentified
Source
iNaturalist — Babette Köhler (bette_koebri)

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Supporting evidence
iNaturalist 37276285; observation date 2020-01-01, uploaded 2020-01-04. Original photo checked. Research-grade identification is source community metadata, not independent confirmation. Counts remain unspecified unless described in the notes.
Identification confidence
Not recorded
Editorial status
Published by Seal Watch.

Source wording, attributed names and approximate date labels are preserved. A published report does not establish a verified animal identity.

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Source: iNaturalist — Raphaela Herrera (raphaela73913)

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Source: iNaturalist — merylgetty