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Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea) - Kangaroo Island

Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea) covers itself with damp sand in an attempt to cool itself in the mid morning sun. Many seal species cover themselves with sand in an attempt to keep cool and to protect themselves from becoming sunburnt

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Image Size: 1500x1000 / 1.1MB; www.AnaspidesPhotography.net; Australia South Australia Kangaroo Island Mammal Mammals Marine Mammal Wildlife Pinniped Pinnipeds Sea Lion Australian Sea Lion Australian Sea Lions Australian Sea Lion Neophoca cinerea IUCN Red LIst Endangered Sun Protection Sand Protection Anaspides Photography Iain D. Williams
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Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea) covers itself with damp sand in an attempt to cool itself in the mid morning sun. Many seal species cover themselves with sand in an attempt to keep cool and to protect themselves from becoming sunburnt