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- Hauling-out abstract "Hauling-out is the behaviour associated with pinnipeds (true seals, sea lions, fur seals and walruses), of temporarily leaving the water between periods of foraging activity for sites on land or ice. Hauling-out is necessary in seals for mating (with the exception of the Baikal seal) and giving birth (though a distinction is generally made between reproductive aggregations, termed \"rookeries\", and non-reproductive aggregations, termed \"haul-outs\"). Other benefits of hauling-out may include predator avoidance, thermal regulation, social activity, parasite reduction and rest. There is much variety in haul-out patterns among different seal species. Haul-out sites may be segregated by age and sex within the same species. Many species of pinniped have only a few localized rookeries where they breed, but periodically occupy hundreds of haul-out sites throughout the range. For example, the Australian fur seals breed on only nine islands in Bass Strait but also occupy up to 50 haul-out sites in south-east Australian waters, and Steller sea lions have around 50 rookeries throughout their range, but several hundred haul-out sites.".
- Hauling-out thumbnail Sea_lion_group_at_haulout.jpg?width=300.
- Hauling-out wikiPageID "19167821".
- Hauling-out wikiPageLength "2280".
- Hauling-out wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- Hauling-out wikiPageRevisionID "679020035".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Baikal_seal.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Bass_Strait.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Brown_fur_seal.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ethology.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pinnipeds.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Earless_seal.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Ethology.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Fur_seal.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Pinniped.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Rookery.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Sea_lion.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Steller_sea_lion.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink Walrus.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink File:Harbor_seals_at_haulout.jpg.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLink File:Sea_lion_group_at_haulout.jpg.
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hauling-out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "basks".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haul out sites".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haul out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haul-out site".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haul-out sites".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haul-out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "hauled out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "hauling grounds".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "hauling-out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haulout".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "haulouts".
- Hauling-out wikiPageWikiLinkText "hauls out".
- Hauling-out wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Carnivora-stub.
- Hauling-out wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Ethology-stub.
- Hauling-out wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Hauling-out subject Category:Ethology.
- Hauling-out subject Category:Pinnipeds.
- Hauling-out hypernym Behaviour.
- Hauling-out type Mammal.
- Hauling-out type Carnivoran.
- Hauling-out type Mammal.
- Hauling-out type Science.
- Hauling-out type Subfield.
- Hauling-out comment "Hauling-out is the behaviour associated with pinnipeds (true seals, sea lions, fur seals and walruses), of temporarily leaving the water between periods of foraging activity for sites on land or ice. Hauling-out is necessary in seals for mating (with the exception of the Baikal seal) and giving birth (though a distinction is generally made between reproductive aggregations, termed \"rookeries\", and non-reproductive aggregations, termed \"haul-outs\").".
- Hauling-out label "Hauling-out".
- Hauling-out sameAs Q5682553.
- Hauling-out sameAs Hauling-out.
- Hauling-out sameAs m.04lg5jm.
- Hauling-out sameAs Q5682553.
- Hauling-out wasDerivedFrom Hauling-out?oldid=679020035.
- Hauling-out depiction Sea_lion_group_at_haulout.jpg.
- Hauling-out isPrimaryTopicOf Hauling-out.