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Walrus And Sea Lion Similarities
Sea Lions vs. Walruses
The Sea lion and the Walrus have some striking similarities. These two amazing animals are both mammals, and members of the Seal family. These two creatures are fast and skillful in the water, but slow and sloppy on land. Both of these chubby sea creatures walk on all fours. The Sea lion and Walrus are curious and extremely sociable creatures. Some enemies of these majestic creatures are: Man, Polar Bear, and Killer Whales/Orcas. These were a couple of the interesting similarities of the Walrus and the Sea Lion.
The Walrus and the Sea lion maybe very similar but are surprisingly different. In body weight the Sea lion can weigh 500-700 pounds, where as the Walrus can weigh up to 1 ton. In facial appearance the Sea lion
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