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Harbor Seals are the most widespread and common mammal on the planet. You can find them in both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. You can also find them relaxing on rocks and beaches of the Baltic and North Seas. The seals are restricted to the coastlines and are never seen more than 20km from the shore. Sometimes seals can be seen floating on ice in fjords in a banana-like shape with their heads and rear flippers elevated. Lifespan and Migration of Harbor Seals The lifespan is slightly different between the male and female harbor seal. Females generally live 30...

Seals, also known as pinnipeds, are semi-aquatic marine mammals and have exceptional qualities. There are 18 known seals species and this includes true seals and seals. They are believed to I’ve evolved from land mammals to semi-aquatic mammals.  The most common seals include the Leopard seal, the Harbour seal, the Gray seal, and the Harp seal. Among their characteristics is intelligence. So, how intelligent are seals? They are known to display curiosity, good coordination and quick learning of tricks. There is a debate that seals may be more intelligent than dogs. Let’s dive deep into some facts, research and findings...