Sēa'-li'on, n.

noun

n. (Zo-ol.) A seal of large dimensions, as the sea-elephant; — especially applied to certain large, earless seals, with manes somewhat like those of the lion, and belonging to the genus Platyrhynchus.

An illustrated sea leopard lies on the shore beside the water, with an iceberg in the background.
Sea-leopard (Stenorhynchus leopardinus).
An engraved sea lion sits upright on the ground, with its head raised and whiskers extended.
Sea-lion.