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The Monk Seal lives in the Leeward chain of the Hawaiian islands, with only two surviving species in the world today. They have homes around offshore reefs, submerged banks, and deepwater coral beds, and eat eels, small octopus, and reef fish, having shiny rainbow skin and flippers.
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- 1. Monk Seal By Faith & Leilani
- 2. Monk Seal j It lives at Leewards chain of the Hawaiian islands.
- 3. Monk Seal Only 2 species of Monk Seals survive today in the world.
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