200K views · 7.8K reactions | This giant northern elephant seal is the "beachmaster", meaning he has to protect his harem of females from rival males to maintain his dominance and mating rights. This often leads to bloody battles... | BBC Earth | Facebook

Elephant Seals are phocids (true seals) so they have no external ear and have reduced limbs. Having reduced limbs helps them be more streamlined in the water but also, awkward on land. | Raw and savage.

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Did you know? Elephant seals are the largest seals, weighing up to 8,800 pounds. [VID: Why are they called elephant seals? Elephant seals are the largest seals, weighing up to 8,800 pounds. During puberty, the nose of a male elephant seal elongates into an inflatable proboscis, which resembles an elephant’s trunk. Male elephant seals, called bulls, use their proboscis to establish their territory during the mating season. Bulls establish their territory through fighting, both physically and voca