Hawaiian Archipelago
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The document discusses the unique marine life found in the Hawaiian Archipelago, including albatross and monk seals. The archipelago is home to various species of albatross and endangered Hawaiian monk seals, which are found nowhere else.
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Hawaiian Archipelago
- 1. Hawaiian Archipelago Unique Marine Life
- 2. Albatross
- 4. Albatross
- 6. Monk Seal
- 7. Mon k Seal