Gray seals are the second most common seal found in New Jersey waters, and most stranded gray seals in the state are younger than 2 years old, according to MMSC. As adults can weigh between 400 ...

Just last month, the first gray seal pup of the 2024 season was born, and this winter's breeding season has already seen 80 pups on the scene, with many more expected.

Gray seals inhabit both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, but animals on this side of the pond are bigger. An alpha bull can weigh nearly 900 pounds and be almost 10 feet long.

Common seals however are much prettier and more 'puppy like' in their appearance. Find out more about grey seals on the BBC Wales Nature & Outdoors website. British Broadcasting Corporation Home.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — On Monday afternoon, wildlife conservation photographer James Ford snapped a few photographs of a juvenile grey seal on the beach at 33rd street at the Oceanfront in ...

Common (or Harbour) seals join him on these islands. Whilst our seal remains on shore, the common seals stake to the water, the males performing their acrobatic and noisy courtship displays out at ...

Grey seals are relatively common mammals around the coast of the UK and the Isle of Man. Females reach breeding age at around 5 to 6 years old and typically have one pup between September and ...

Seal pups do not become waterproof until they moult and grow their grey coats. The British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) ...

Grey seals are the top marine predator in UK waters and seem to have become more common since the 1980s. But their situation remains precarious and they have little buffer should conditions change.

If you happen to see a seal pup on any of the Outer Banks beaches, keep your distance and call OBX Stranding Response at 252-455-9654 or Cape Hatteras National Seashore at 252-216-6892. Close Ad ...

Grey seals are the top marine predator in UK waters and seem to have become more common since the 1980s. But their situation remains precarious and they have little buffer should conditions change.

Grey seals are the top marine predator in UK waters and seem to have become more common since the 1980s. But their situation remains precarious and they have little buffer should conditions change.