Seals are a diverse group of mammals, with approximately 33 species primarily found in Arctic and Antarctic waters. They have unique adaptations, such as a layer of blubber and the ability to communicate through sound and movements, and they typically live 25 to 30 years. However, several species, including the Saimaa ringed seal and Mediterranean monk seals, are currently endangered.

1. Seals Endangered
Species
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2. Seals are one of the main groups of mammals.
The earless seal also knows as a true seal. True
seals are members of the Phocidae seal.

3. Seals have many interesting
Facts
There are around 33
species of seals.
Seals are found in
Arctic and Antarctic
waters.
Seals have a layer of
fat under the skin
called blubber

4. They are also called Crawling seals. The Baikal seal is
the only freshwater seal.

5. Seals live on average for 25 - 30 years.
Most of the seals feed on shellfish, seabird, and fish.
Seals mainly live in the water, they only come ashore
to mate

6. Seals are fin-footed
The smallest seal species is the Baikal seal.
The largest seal species is the southern
elephant seal
Seals use sound to communicate and they
can also communicate through movements.

7. The 4 Most Endangerd Seals Species
Saimaa Ringed Seals
Lacs des Loups Marins harbor seals
Mediterranean Monk Seals
Hawaiian Monk Seals

8. Contact Details
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