5. Careful inspection of their aspect revealed that they are physically different from the inland wolves, they have adapted to their environment

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6. Their diet consists mostly of seafood. 90 percent of what they eat comes from the ocean

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7. The magnificence of these distinct species was wonderfully captured by photographer Ian McAllister

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8. It is amazing to note how an ecosystem drastically changes and shapes the species that live within it

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