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{{Species_id
| latin_name = Eumetopias jubatus
| common_name = Steller Sea Lion
| image = Steller sea lion bull.jpg
| range = The Steller Sea Lion, also known as the Northern Sea Lion, lives in the temperate eastern Pacific.
| description = The Steller Sea Lion is the largest of the eared seals, measuring up to 3.3 m in length, with males weighing up to 1,100 kg while females weigh around 350 kg. Their coloration is lighter than in most sea lions, ranging from a pale yellow to a tawny and occasionally reddish, though they often appear darker in the water. The pups are born almost black and remain dark for several months.
}}

{{Species_id
| latin_name = Eumetopias jubatus
| common_name = Steller Sea Lion
| image = Steller sea lion bull.jpg
| range = The Steller Sea Lion, also known as the Northern Sea Lion, lives in the temperate eastern Pacific.
| description = The Steller Sea Lion is the largest of the eared seals, measuring up to 3.3 m in length, with males weighing up to 1,100 kg while females weigh around 350 kg. Their coloration is lighter than in most sea lions, ranging from a pale yellow to a tawny and occasionally reddish, though they often appear darker in the water. The pups are born almost black and remain dark for several months.
}}

Eumetopias jubatus

Steller Sea Lion (Eumetopias jubatus)

Where found: The Steller Sea Lion, also known as the Northern Sea Lion, lives in the temperate eastern Pacific.

Description: The Steller Sea Lion is the largest of the eared seals, measuring up to 3.3 m in length, with males weighing up to 1,100 kg while females weigh around 350 kg. Their coloration is lighter than in most sea lions, ranging from a pale yellow to a tawny and occasionally reddish, though they often appear darker in the water. The pups are born almost black and remain dark for several months.