Rare glimpse at harp seal pups in Canada National Geographic and “GMA” take a close look at the stunning ice floe where harp seals have their pups 100 miles north of Prince Edward Island ...

WESTBROOK — A harp seal that was seen traveling between New London and Westbrook died at the Mystic Aquarium because of a health issue last week, an official said, but not before he left a last ...

The harp seal was spotted resting on Independence Park Beach on Sunday morning, near the jetty at the end of Wilson Avenue, according to Beverly Animal Control.

How climate change negatively impacts harp seals off Canada's Atlantic coast 03:08. Magdalen Islands, Canada — Most winters, it's possible to see newborn harp seal pups on packs of ice near the ...

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Rescuers captured and relocated a young harp seal that had become too far separated from the ocean Monday.Watch the reportHarp seals commonly visit icy New Hampshire shores this time of year, so ...

A rescued harp seal that seemed to be on the road to recovery suddenly took a sharp turn for the worse on Wednesday and had to be euthanized, the Marine Mammal Stranding Center said Thursday.

Harp seals are born on sea ice, which is getting thinner every year. Scientist turned photographer Jennifer Hayes documents their fight for survival. A recently weaned harp seal pup swims in the ...

A harp seal was found beached on Coney Island this week. Mayor Eric Adams/V. Locals may continue to see stranded seals here and there through May, she told The Post.

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, New Jersey, welcomed a big new patient last week. A 154-pound harp seal was hauled out of Brant Beach in Long Beach Island on March 8. In a post ...

Polaris the seal is a tough old bird.. The adult male harp seal found on Nantasket Beach in Hull last month was deemed well enough to be released back into the ocean on Wednesday, March 19 ...

The harp seal, #24-023, traveled more than 600 miles to Liverpool, Nova Scotia. He was "looking plump and content," according to the MMSC in a post on Facebook.