Steller sea lions inhabit areas across the North Pacific, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, from Japan to California. Males can grow up to about 1,500 pounds, Speegle said.

This subterranean, rocky lagoon, where water flows in and out a natural ... Sausage-shaped, 12-foot-long bull Steller sea lions shelter and breed in the cave year-round. (The smaller California ...

First seen humping down a road near Sitka's hospital early Friday morning, the Steller sea lion ... But the sea lion was stressed and had no access to water beyond mud puddles, she said.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Scientists researching the severe decline in Alaska's Steller sea lion population have a ... of warm to cold but no exposure to water or light, indicating they were eaten ...

A seasonal spectacle is once again playing out at Shilshole Bay Marina, where dozens of sea lions have taken up temporary ...

A Steller sea lion in Sitka, Alaska was reportedly rescued ... the animal was later spotted near a high school around a quarter mile away from water. On Sunday, the sea lion was "hiding out ...

The massive mammal was spotted in Cowlitz County, a few miles from a water source big enough for ... it was quickly determined this Steller sea lion, which are native to Washington, had taken ...

Authorities in Washington state came to the rescue of a sea lion found wandering down a rural road about two miles from the nearest large body of water. Top ... 700 pound female Steller sea lion.

The Steller sea lion stayed put on Japonski Island ... It’s normal for sea lions haul out of the water to regulate their body temperature, but only for a few hours — not for days.

Footage of two Steller sea lions commandeering a small boat in Olympia, Washington has gone viral. Although the vessel appears to be on the verge of sinking, it stays above water while the ...

They can jump out of the water and stay on rocky shores or sandy ... while others, like the Steller sea lion, are considered Near Threatened but have shown signs of population recovery.