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Australian Sealions

Australian Sealions (Neophoca cinerea). Dangerous Reef, South Australia. These delightful animals are seriously endangered. Used for shark bait until protection in the late 1970s their numbers have continued to decline

Picture No
10767704
Media ID
42896766
Size
5231px x 3477px (2.4MB)
Credit
© Ron and Valerie Taylor / www.ardea.com
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Ardea Picture Library
Picture No
10767704
Contributor Ref
VT-8414

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