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Winter Fishtival: Marine Mammal Fun Facts
Join us for hands-on activities, special talks and opportunities to learn more about the care and feeding of the Aquarium’s fish, birds, tide pool animals and marine mammals during Winter Fishtival! Each day we’ll highlight a different sea animal and more »
Critter News: Why Do Fur Seals Shiver?
Wait, “shiver me seals?” What’s that supposed to mean? We’ve had some questions from visitors lately about our northern fur seals “shivering.” Rest assured, it is not because they are cold…the Bering Sea, where northern fur seals live in the more »
Posted in Conservation, Marine Animals, Seattle Aquarium
Tagged cooling, northern fur seals, pinnipeds, Seattle Aquarium, shivering
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Northern Fur Seals and The Pribilofs, Part Six
Seattle Aquarium mammal biologist, Julie Carpenter recently assisted NOAA scientists from the Alaska Fisheries Science Center with their annual research in the Pribliof Islands of Alaska, which are home to breeding colonies (or rookeries) of the northern fur seal. By more »
Northern Fur Seals and The Pribilofs, Part Five
Seattle Aquarium mammal biologist, Julie Carpenter recently assisted NOAA scientists from the Alaska Fisheries Science Center with their annual research in the Pribliof Islands of Alaska, which are home to breeding colonies (or rookeries) of the northern fur seal. By more »
Northern Fur Seals and The Pribilofs, Part Four
Seattle Aquarium mammal biologist, Julie Carpenter recently assisted NOAA scientists from the Alaska Fisheries Science Center with their annual research in the Pribliof Islands of Alaska, which are home to breeding colonies (or rookeries) of the northern fur seal. By more »
Posted in Conservation, Marine Animals, Seattle Aquarium
Tagged artic fox, NOAA, northern fur seals, Pribilof Islands, Seattle Aquarium
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