1. facebook Hawaiian Monk Seals enjoy eating bony fish WallPhotosMeSourcesHawaiian Monk SealLogout View photos (5) Send a message Poke Wall InfoPhotosBoxes Write something… Share Information Latin Name: Monachus schauinslandi Life Expectancy: 25-30 years Weight: 300-600 pounds Home: reefs, shallow lagoons, open oceans and beaches around Hawaii Friends Hawaiian Monk Seal has been around before the Hawaiian Isalands. Hawaii is only 1 million years old compared to the monk seal’s 13 million years April 1, 2013 Harp Seal to Hawaiian Monk Seal Can’t believe you are the only tropical seal in the world April 1, 2013 Hawaiian Monk Seal there are fewer Hawaiian Monk Seals in the wild than there are giant pandas March 30, 2013 Hawaiian Monk Seal During the breeding season this month male Hawaiian Monk Seals become aggressive and they will attack females. This attack is known as mobbing and often the female ends up badly injured or sometimes killed. March 28, 2013 Hawaiian Monk Seal s don’t have any special adaptations to deal with the warm weather where they live. They just remain February 27, 2013 Hawaiian Monk Seal s evolved without land predators so they don’t fear people February 26, 2013

2. Personal Information facebook Hawaiian Monk Seal s enjoy eating bony fish WallPhotosMeSourcesJohn F. KennedyLogout View photos of Hawaiian Monk Seal (5) Send Hawaiian Monk Seal a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes The Hawaiian Monk Seal is an endangered species of earless seal that lives around the Hawaiian Islands. Currently, there are about 1,100 seals in the wild. The population is threatened by fishing nets, marine debris, disease, and low levels of genetic variation. A female can only produce one pup per year, causing the population to grow slowly, and only 20 percent of pups survive into adulthood. Hawaiian monk seals spend the majority of their lives in the sea, but do come to shore to give birth and to find shelter in large storms. They feed on the coral reefs and sandy bottoms of the waters around the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian monk seals eat fish and invertebrates, and are preyed on by sharks. Basic Information Information Latin Name: Monachus schauinslandi Life Expectancy: 25-30 years Weight: 300-600 pounds Home: reefs, shallow lagoons, open oceans and beaches around Hawaii Photos Activities: Swimming, Eating Fish, Laying on Beach, Interests: Hawaii, EPA, Favorite Food: spiny lobster, eels, larval fish, flat fish, small reef fish and octopus Favorite Movies: Finding Nemo, Free Willy, Big Miracle, The Little Mermaid, The Little Mermaid 2, Shark Tale, Flipper, Ponyo Favorite Books: Mammals in the Seas: Small Cetaceans, Seals, Sirenians and Otters The Family Updated last Tuesday 2 Albums Food Updated two months ago Contact Information Address: Hawaiian monk seals spend the vast majority of their lives at sea, but do come to shore to give birth, molt, and to find shelter in large storms. They feed on the coral reefs and sandy bottoms of the waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian monk seals eat fish and invertebrates

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