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🦭🦭Seal, seal, clap your flippers tight, Flip and flop with all your might! #kidsanimal #kidslearning #toddlerlearning #animals #kindergarten #rhymesforkids #animalssongs #animalssong #nurseryrhymes #ToddlerLearning #abcanimals #animalsongsforkids #kids #abcsong #numbers #abcjuniorlearns | ABC Junior Learns
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🦭🦭Seal, seal, clap your flippers tight, Flip and flop with all your might! #kidsanimal #kidslearning #toddlerlearning #animals #kindergarten #rhymesforkids #animalssongs #animalssong #nurseryrhymes #ToddlerLearning #abcanimals #animalsongsforkids #kids #abcsong #numbers #abcjuniorlearns | ABC Junior Learns
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Seals often slap their flippers on their bellies as a form of communication. This behavior can serve as a warning to other seals, a way to express excitement, or even just a playful action. The loud slapping sound carries well over water and ice, making it an effective way for seals to get attention in their noisy, social colonies. Credit unknown Please DM us for credit #animals #cuteanimals #animallovers #seal #seallovers #sealflipper #sealplay #happyseal #cuteseal | Wildlife & Animals
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Wildlife Rescuers on Instagram: "Seals often slap their flippers against their bodies, a behavior known as “clapping” or “flipperslapping.” This action serves multiple purposes for seals. It can be a form of communication, used to signal other seals or to express dominance or aggression. Additionally, seals may slap their flippers as a way to maintain body temperature by stimulating blood circulation. Sometimes, this behavior is also observed during play or as a means of catching the attention o
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Why How Daily | Facts | DailyNews | Follow @whyandhowdaily for more facts 🌟 A seal at a marine facility was seen clapping its flippers immediately after being given fish by a... | Instagram
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Science | History | Trivia on Instagram: "A seal at a marine facility clapped its flippers together after receiving fish from a trainer. The behavior happened immediately following the feeding. It lasted several seconds and appeared to be a learned response. Seals in captivity often develop these gestures through positive reinforcement training. Trainers reward specific actions with food, and the animals repeat those actions to get more. The clapping motion is not a natural wild behavior but bec
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Seal Loop on Instagram: "A seal at a marine facility clapped its flippers together after receiving fish from a trainer. The behavior happened immediately following the feeding. It lasted several seconds and appeared to be a learned response. Seals in captivity often develop these gestures through positive reinforcement training. Trainers reward specific actions with food, and the animals repeat those actions to get more. The clapping motion is not a natural wild behavior but becomes part of thei
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Wildlife Rescuers on Instagram: "Seals slap their flippers on the water as a form of communication or to get attention. This behavior can help them signal distress, mark territory, or simply interact with other seals. The loud slapping sound carries over the water, making it an effective way for seals to communicate across distances. #wildlife #wildanimals #animals #cuteanimals #animallovers #seal #cuteseal #seallover #sealflipper #sealslappingbelly"
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Seals and Sealions 🦭 on Instagram: "Sea lions are one of the only animals that can actually clap their hands (well, flippers). 👏 Because their front flippers are so long and strong, they can smack them together to make a loud noise. In the wild, they do this to communicate or show excitement. It looks like they are cheering for themselves! We post the best “clapping” moments on our page because they look like they are celebrating a big win. Join The Community @SealVault 🦭 DM for credit or rem
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