Sea Elephant

Belonging to the Phocidae family, the elephant seal is easily recognizable thanks to the proboscis-shaped nasal protuberance that the males have, a protuberance at the origin of their name. There is very significant sexual dimorphism within this species with males 3 to 4 times larger than females. In fact they can measure up to 6m for a weight of up to 4 tonnes while a female will only measure 2.50m for 500kg. These mammals are also excellent divers, they can dive up to 80 times per day and descend to depths of up to 1800m.

Dimensions: 12.00 cm x 8.50 cm x 8.50 cm (LxWxH)

Weight : 0.12 kgs