. Popolare la guida ufficiale per la New York Zoological Park . I giardini zoologici. NEW YORK Zoological Park. 79. ATLANTIC trichechi. salmoni. Relativamente pochi Sea-Lions si trovano ora sulla costa continentale della California. Gli Stati Uniti Light-House prenotazioni la loro macellazione è vietata dalla scheda Light-House. Il California Sea-Lion è molto simile in dimensioni e lasciando il vecchio maschi fuori considerazione, è quasi la contropartita esatta in forma di che apple di perpetua discordia internazionale-l'Alaskan "pelliccia sigillo." Il fatto che purtroppo quest'ultimo animale è diventato noto come un

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. Popular official guide to the New York zoological park . Zoos. NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL PARK. 79. ATLANTIC WALRUS. spawning salmon. Comparatively few Sea-Lions are now found on the mainland coast of California. On the United States Light-House reservations their slaughter is prohibited by the Light-House Board. The California Sea-Lion is very similar in size, and, leaving the old males out of consideration, it is almost the exact counterpart in form of that apple of perpetual international discord—the Alaskan "fur seal." The unfortunate fact that the latter animal has become known as a "seal, " has caused much confusion in people's minds regarding the classifica- tion of pinnipeds (fin-footed animals) generally. For this reason, it is proper to observe at this point that: Sea-Lions have flat, triangular, naked front flippers, without claws; they have long necks, and carry their heads high. There are nine species, of which the so-called "fur seal" is one. Seals always have short and stubby front flippers, which are covered with hair, and provided with claws. In most species the hair is coarse and valueless. The seal has a very short neck and by reason of the weakness of its front flippers, it is not nearly so active nor so interesting as the sea-lion. The Atlantic Walrus inhabits the arctic regions between America and Europe, and it is estimated that not more than ten specimens ever have been exhibited in captivity. Be- cause of their unusual feeding habits. Walruses are very. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Zoological Park; Hornaday, William Temple, 1854-1937; New York Zoological Society. New York : New York zoological Society

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