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Hooded Seal eating ice cubes at the National Seal Sanctuary 11/04/09

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Rescue animal 'Sahara' - Cystophora cristata
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Rescue animal \'Sahara\' - Cystophora cristata
 
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I would have loved to see this animal, even if only to be able to add it to my list of different marine mammal species seen; currently 10 Cetacea, 17 Pinnipedia, 4 Carnivora and 4 Sirenia.

The chances of one turning up anytime soon are slim, to say the least, but I guess anything can happen...
 
KCZooFan
What cetacea Baldur? An what 4 Carnivora? I can only think of polar bears, marine and sea otters.
 
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I wasn't specific enough; with 4 carnivora species I meant Polar Bears and three subspecies of Sea Otter. I'd have to send you the complete PDF list in an e-mail; PM me your e-mail address please.
 
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Baldur said:
I would have loved to see this animal, even if only to be able to add it to my list of different marine mammal species seen; currently 10 Cetacea, 17 Pinnipedia, 4 Carnivora and 4 Sirenia.

The chances of one turning up anytime soon are slim, to say the least, but I guess anything can happen...
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Yes, a great shame he didn't survive longer. He was just starting to develop a proper 'hood' when I was there, and even inflated it a couple of times.
 

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