Fur seals usually refer to sea lions. Sea lions are marine mammals belonging to the family Pinnipedidae. They live in coastal areas of the world's oceans, especially Antarctic, Arctic and temperate regions. Sea lions often have a dog-like head appearance, which is how they get their name.
Sea lions typically live in groups and feed on fish and other marine life. They have very flexible bodies and are good at swimming in the water, and sometimes come ashore to rest. Sea lions are social animals with complex social structures, including mating during the breeding season and various social behaviors in the group.
In general, fur seals often refer to sea lions rather than to other species of marine mammals, such as seals or walruses.
