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SCS: Spotted Seal (Phoca largha)
Northern fur seals in the region. There is a limited bycatch of spotted seals by fisheries operations, and some fishermen are also known to shoot seals which try to raid fishing nets. Russian hunters kill spotted seals ...
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SCS: Rescue and Rehabilitation
Australian fur seals, New Zealand fur seals and Southern elephant seals, also occasionally leopard seals, crabeater seals and Subantarctic fur seals. VIC: Jirrahlinga Koala and ... Spotted Seal Nature Reserve, Fisheries Department, Heping Street 37, Lu Shun Kou District, Dalian, Liaoning. Tel: 0411-6613578, Fax: 0411-6613111. Contact: Mr. Xiao Qun. Rescued 24 spotted seals ...
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Spotted Seal (Phoca largha) - Office of Protected Resources - NOAA Fisheries
Bycatch in fishing gear, such as groundfish trawls, may occur, but annual mortality of spotted seals incidental to fishing is very low. Additionally, spotted seals are incidentally entangled in salmon trap nets off of the Nemuro Peninsula in Japan. Conservation Efforts Spotted seals are ...
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Dinosaurs That Look like Seals
Wild arrived with his rifle. The sea leopard spotted Wild and turned to attack him. Wild dropped to one ... when two Antarctic scientists, scuba diving, were confronted with three leopard seals that became unduly aggressive towards them. The divers had to ... , then are we dealing here, with another, different species? When seals attack…. Of course animals do get aggressive at times, for ...
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CRESLI seal page
Some interesting facts about seals Seals are able to hold their breath for a long time ... just resting. Seals can deliver a nasty bite and may carry diseases transmittable to humans and dogs. If seals are spotted from a ... the number of stranded harp seals actually exceeded harbor seals. In addition, a small number of ringed seals, another Arctic species, have stranded ...
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CRESLI seal walk sightings
May 25, 2003 2 seals known to be in the area, but none were spotted today 2001-2002 DATE STATUS December 8, 2001 6 harbor seals sighted January 6, 2002 70 seals ...
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HBOI | Press Relations | Harbor Branch Oceanographic Rescues, Stabilizes Two Hooded Seals
Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Sandy beached herself near Hobe sound, while Patches was first spotted north of the Lake Worth inlet before beaching herself approximately one mile south of the ... reported by the press, public interest has been overwhelming. Images of these vulnerable and weakened seals have touched many people deeply, resulting in a steady stream of inquiries and donations to ...
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Brothers of the seals
Meanwhile, Samantha Zacharof, 14, searches the pack for more entangled seals. Captured with a noose pole and pinned down, the seal ... seal with debris around its neck or flipper could be spotted and, if all went well, disentangled. Not everything went well ... hollering yells, loud barks, sheep-like bleats and whickers. Although the seals provided Aleut hunters with meat and excellent pelts for centuries ...
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Gord Casey
Reports of seals were also positive. Most of the seals were now into the "beater" stage of ... Seals are much easier to hunt and to retrieve on large pans of ice. Soon after reaching the ice and finding open water within the flows, we spotted ... delicious codfish. By the way, on that particular day, we spotted two lonely gulls and several hundred old harps, beaters and ...
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Pinnipeds: Seals, Sea Lions, and Walruses - Office of Protected Resources - NOAA Fisheries
C ringed seal (Phoca hispida) C Saimaa seal (Phoca hispida saimensis) E/D (F) spotted seal (Phoca largha) C Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus) Western U.S. original listing - ... Hooded Seal Northern Elephant Seal More About Pinnipeds Phocid seals include elephant seals, several ice seals, monk seals, and harbor seals. All of these seals have rear flippers that point backwards, and they move ...
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