Replica Hawaiian Monk Seal Baculum Replica Skeleton and Papua New Guinea

and Papua New Guinea

They were part of the family Dinornithidae and were characterized by their towering height

This large carnivore preys on mammals when they come to drink

also known as Cuvier's dwarf caiman

It is believed that their large jaws could exert a bite force of up to 40

Replica Hawaiian Monk Seal Baculum Replica Skeleton and Papua New GuineaThe Hawaiian monk seal inhabits several small northwestern islands in the Hawaiian chain. This species is primarily nocturnal, spending much of their days basking on beaches. Hawaiian monk seals feed on various reef dwelling invertebrates and fish. This species' docile nature made it an easy food source for early explorers and inhabitants and has lead to its decline. It is estimated that as few as 1000 1200 individuals remain in the wild.