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  1. A whale skeleton which is on display on the second floor of the science building at Portland State University. There are other very interesting skeletons on display such as a Grizzley bear, Zebra, Lion, Python etc. I took this photograph with a Canon G9 utilizing a Gigapan robot and stitched it with the Gigapan 4.386...

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  2. Latin Name Zalophus wollebaeki Conservation Status Vulnerable Location Galapagos Islands Colour Brown Length 150 - 250 cms (59 - 98 inches) Weight 50 - 400 Kgs (110 - 880 lbs) Main Characteristics Galapagos Sea Lions are one of the most conspicuous and numerous marine mammals on the Galapagos Island...

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  3. Today New Scientist took a sneak peak inside the Grant Museum of Zoology & Comparative Anatomy at University College, London. Take a look inside the mammal cabinet at the museum with our gigapan image. Zoom in and see if you can spot a loris, a tree shrew and a hidden cape golden mole among other exciting exhibits....

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  4. Collage of panoramas, seal climb sequence, seal catch and retrieval sequence, and various friends near the Goleta Pier. See the baby seal in top panoramic crawling across beach mixing w/ people and dogs. Hope this was a necessary rescue for the seal by the Marine Mammal Center, as the seal seemed to know what he was ...

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  5. Most of this collection dates from Victorian times. It is now housed in a purpose built museum in the Brambell Building, part of the School of Biological Sciences in Bangor, North Wales. 360 degree pano taken in 2008. One day I'll get back to shoot another at higher resolution.