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Facial view of a young sea lion as it dives down from the surface, against a blue background.

A single brown Stellar sea lion reclines atop a coastal rock - close-up, diagonally and centrally positioned in the horizontal frame, head toward upper right corner and hind flippers at lower left. Its fore flippers are crossed and resting on its belly. The backdrop is coastal rocks with a sliver of ocean surf at the top.

Espanola is located at the extreme in the southeast of the archipelago.Two spots of the island are very popular: Bahia Gardener, a beautiful sandy beach with sea lions and Punta Suarez (please join my following templates).

Sealions in the Galapagos on the island of San Cristobel

Sea Lions with young at San Francisco's Pier 39, where they have come every spring since 1989.

Black seal pup looking at camera on a sandy beach Horsea UK seal beach. Seals are a common sight here.

High quality stock photos of Elephant Seals at Ano Nuevo in California

$South American Sea Lion , \nPeninsula Valdes ,Chubut,Patagonia, Argentina$

group of young northern fur seal rookery on autumn day

Seals sleeping on the beach on a sunny day on the coast of Northern California

Galapagos fur seals on a volcanic rock, Santiago Island, Galapagos Island, Ecuador.

Harbor Seal with pup laying along coastline in the San Juan Islands

Lazy Sea Lion Basking in the Sun on a Rock In Cabo San Lucas on a Sunny Day

Male sea lion in the port of Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires.

Australia Fur Seals on the rocks in Lakes Entrance in the Gippsland Lakes

$Harbour Seals basking in the sun on a beach on the San Luis Obispo County coast or the Central Coast of California\n\nHarbor seals (Phoca vitulina) are common along the Central Coast of California. Here's some information about harbor seals in this region:\n\nFound along the entire Central Coast, from Big Sur to Santa Barbara. Common in protected bays, estuaries, and rocky shorelines\n\nMonterey Bay\nElkhorn Slough\nSan Simeon\nMorro Bay\nCarpinteria State Beach\n\nLength: 4-6 feet\nWeight: 180-300 pounds\nSpotted coats, varying in color from dark gray to light brown\nNo external ear flaps\n\nOften seen \$