Seals

Did you know that the Gray Seal's scientific name is derived from the Greek words meaning "hook-nosed sea pig"? This site is great for anyone looking for interesting and detailed facts about the Gray Seal, because it covers their physical description, size, geographic distribution, status, habitat, diet, reproduction, behavior, and more!

The National Geographic website features the Leopard Seal and includes tons of really great information, along with some amazing photos and videos! The facts on this site are really interesting...I mean did you know that the Leopard Seal is earless?

Got a question about seals? Well seals are mammals... Okay if that didn't completely answer your question, then you should check out SeaWorld's website, where you definitely have better chance of finding your answer! They provide detailed information about the Harbor Seal, including its classification, senses, adaptation, communication, behavior, and much much more!

Did you know that seals have enhanced sight because of their large eyes? This site, antarcticaconnection.com, provides you with general information about seals, as well as, specific information about six different species of seals. The information includes behavior, descriptions, population, diet, size and more!

The Mediterranean Monk seal is a critically endangered species of seal that normally weights almost 700 pounds! At animalinfo.org, you will find not only the information about their weight and population status, but tons of specifics about the seals' status in several different countries, interesting facts, and their biology.