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Galapagos fur seals are marine mammals endemic to the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean. They inhabit rocky shorelines and coastal areas, where they breed and forage for fish and cephalopods. Galapagos fur seals have a thick fur coat, enabling them to regulate body temperature in both warm and cold waters. They are agile swimmers and spend much of their time at sea.
