San Francisco's Famous Sea Lions

by Kat Shehata

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The remarkable story of northern California's sea lion colony and their amazing relocation to San Francisco after the devastating earthquake of 1989 is chronicled in this lively book. Each year over 10 million visitors converge on the docks at Pier 39 to enjoy the barking, fighting, and playing of as many as 1,000 sea lions. Such fun questions as why most of the pier's sea lions are male, why they seem to fight all the time, and why they choose to remain in San Francisco are answered, and show more young students learn how injured sea lions are rescued, rehabilitated, and released; what these curious mammals eat; how fast and far they can swim; and who and what their enemies are. Ages 7 to 11. show less

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Nonfiction, Children's Books
DDC/MDS
599.79Natural sciences & mathematicsAnimalsMammalsCarnivora; Cats, Dogs, Bears, SealsSeals
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QL737 .P63 .S54ScienceZoologyZoologyChordates. VertebratesMammals
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English
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Paper
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1