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Phocarctos Collection

Phocarctos, also known as the New Zealand sea lion or Hooker's sea lion (DDE-90026841), is a fascinating marine mammal that captivates with its majestic presence

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DDE-90026841
New Zealand, South Island, Otago Penninsula. Hooker's Sea Lion Date: 23/01/2007

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DDE-90026845
New Zealand, South Island, Otago Penninsula. male Hooker's Sea Lion Date: 23/01/2007

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DDE-90026844
New Zealand, South Island, Otago Penninsula. male Hooker's Sea Lion Date: 23/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026843

DDE-90026843
New Zealand, South Island, Otago Penninsula. Hooker's Sea Lion Date: 23/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026842

DDE-90026842
New Zealand, South Island, Otago Penninsula. Hooker's Sea Lion Date: 23/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026520

DDE-90026520
New Zealand Sea Lions (Phocarctos hookeri), and Lion Rock, Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand. Date: 07/10/2009

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026481

DDE-90026481
New Zealand Sea Lion Pup (tag 9003) (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026479

DDE-90026479
New Zealand Sea Lion Bull and Cow (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026480

DDE-90026480
New Zealand Sea Lion Bull, Cow, and Juvenile (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026478

DDE-90026478
New Zealand Sea Lion Bull, Cow, and Juvenile (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026477

DDE-90026477
New Zealand Sea Lion Bull (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: DDE-90026476

DDE-90026476
New Zealand Sea Lion Bull, Cow, and Juvenile (Phocarctos hookeri), Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Date: 18/01/2007

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Picture No. 11675987

Picture No. 11675987
New Zealand / Hooker's Sea Lion pups on rocks. Date:

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Picture No. 11675868
New Zealand / Hooker's Sea Lions adults mating on the beach. Date:

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Picture No. 11675879
New Zealand / Hooker's Sea Lions getting into the water. Date:

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Picture No. 11675857
New Zealand / Hooker's Sea Lions adults showing aggressive behaviour on the beach. Date:

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Picture No. 11675747
New Zealand / Hooker's Sea Lion adult lying on beach. Date:

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Hooker's sealion - tracks on beach. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand

Hooker's sealion - tracks on beach. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand
MAB-461 Hooker's sealion - tracks on beach Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand. Phocarctos hookeri This is one of the rarest

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Hooker's sealion - tail flipper. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand

Hooker's sealion - tail flipper. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand
MAB-460 Hooker's sealion - tail flipper Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand Phocarctos hookeri This is one of the rarest

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Hooker's sealion - showing identification number maked in fur

Hooker's sealion - showing identification number maked in fur. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand
MAB-456 Hooker's sealion - showing identification number maked in fur. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand Phocarctos hookeri This is one of the rarest

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Hooker's sealion - on beach guarding territory. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand

Hooker's sealion - on beach guarding territory. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand
MAB-455 Hooker's sealion - on beach guarding territory Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand. Phocarctos hookeri This is one of the rarest

Background imagePhocarctos Collection: Hooker's sealion - on beach. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand

Hooker's sealion - on beach. Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand
MAB-449 Hooker's sealion - on beach Serat Bay Catlins - South Island - New Zealand. Phocarctos hookeri This is one of the rarest


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Phocarctos, also known as the New Zealand sea lion or Hooker's sea lion (DDE-90026841), is a fascinating marine mammal that captivates with its majestic presence. With a population of less than 12, 000 individuals worldwide (DDE-90026845), this endangered species holds great ecological importance and deserves our attention. Endemic to the waters surrounding New Zealand, Phocarctos showcases remarkable adaptability in its natural habitat. Its streamlined body and powerful flippers enable it to navigate through the ocean effortlessly (DDE-90026844). These graceful creatures spend much of their lives at sea but come ashore for breeding and molting purposes. The life cycle is truly awe-inspiring. Females give birth to adorable pups on remote beaches, carefully nurturing them until they are ready to venture into the open ocean (DDE-90026843). The bond between mother and pup is heartwarming to witness, showcasing the strong maternal instincts within this species. Unfortunately, Phocarctos faces numerous threats that have pushed it towards endangerment status. Human activities such as overfishing and habitat destruction pose significant challenges for their survival (DDE-90026842). Conservation efforts are crucial in ensuring these magnificent creatures continue to grace our oceans for generations to come. Scientists tirelessly work towards understanding Phocarctos' behavior patterns and biology (DDE-90026520). By studying their movements and feeding habits, we can develop effective conservation strategies aimed at protecting their fragile ecosystems from further degradation. Every effort counts when it comes to preserving biodiversity. Supporting organizations dedicated to safeguarding Phocarctos' future is essential in reversing its declining population trend (DDE-90026481). Together, we can make a difference by raising awareness about these incredible animals and advocating for sustainable practices that benefit both humans and wildlife.