pinniped การใช้

• The large size and playfulness of pinnipeds make them popular attractions.
• Pinnipeds lessen the chance of predation by gathering in groups.
• Male pinnipeds generally play little role in raising the young.
• Pinnipeds have been kept in captivity since at least the 17th century.
• It is believed to be the world's rarest pinniped species.
• Some of his other works include those on the pinnipeds.
• Some workers have likened them to pinnipeds in their agility.
• This habitat is often used by pinnipeds as haul-out sites.
• Marine mammals, cetaceans and pinnipeds, occur off the nearby coastline.
• It is also the largest breeding ground for pinnipeds in the Western Hemisphere.
• Pinnipeds have a simple stomach that is similar in structure to terrestrial carnivores.
• Pinnipeds may dive during foraging or to avoid predators.
• Pinnipeds are also targeted by terrestrial and pagophilic predators.
• Pinnipeds are typically hunted for their meat and blubber.
• The island has been a pinniped sanctuary since 1975.
• Fur seals and sea lions are pinnipeds comprised in the taxonomic family Otariidae.
• Operators in South Africa and Australia continue to use hang baits and pinniped decoys.
• Pinnipeds can move around on land, though not as well as terrestrial animals.
• On land, pinnipeds are S-cones.
• Younger or subdominant male pinnipeds may attempt to achieve reproductive success in other ways.