Neophocaena

sketchfab

The Australian sea lion is a large carnivorous mammal that belongs to the Otariidae family. It has a robust body shape and a distinctive coat of thick fur that ranges from brown to dark gray, often with lighter patches on its head and throat. The species is characterized by its sleek, streamlined body, which enables it to swim efficiently through the water, as well as its large flippers, which provide powerful propulsion when swimming or maneuvering underwater. Adult Australian sea lions typically weigh between 300-600 pounds and reach lengths of up to 8 feet. They are found in the coastal waters of Australia, with a range that extends from Western Australia to New South Wales.