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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sea lions at San Francisco's Pier 39 are nothing new. But there's a new sea lion has taken over and gone viral. His nickname?

Visitors from across the country are flocking to a famous San Francisco pier to see one particular animal — a 2,000-pound sea lion named Chonkers.Employees at the harbor say Chonkers is bringing some ...

There’s a new heavyweight ruling Pier 39 — and tourists can’t stop filming him. Chonkers, a roughly 2,000-pound Steller sea lion, has muscled his way onto San Francisco’s most famous floating docks ...

An extra-large sea lion has made its home at San Francisco’s Pier 39, and the internet can’t get enough. “Chonkers” is a 2,000-pound Steller sea lion, roughly three times the size of a typical sea ...

An absolutely massive Stellar sea lion is taking San Francisco by storm. The Wall Street Journal reports that the 2,000-pound unit took up residence on Pier 39 about a month ago, and he’s stayed there ...

San Francisco's newest star isn't part of a show, and you won't find him at the ballpark or the basketball court, but he's large and in charge – literally. "Chonkers," an estimated 2,000-pound Steller ...

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