Posts tagged Hawaiian monk seal

Hawaiian Monk Seals: Hawaiʻi’s Rare and Remarkable Ocean Neighbor

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Hawai’i’s State Mammal — In Danger Of Extinction?

The Hawaiian monk seal is our state mammal, native and found only here in Hawaiian waters. Heartbreakingly, it is extremely rare, with only an estimated 1100 individuals left in the entire population.

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