Seal
Seal are a multispecies family of semi-aquatic predatory mammals.
The size of these animals can vary from 90 cm to 4.8 m in the southern elephant seal – the largest representative of the pinniped family. All species of seals are characterized by a streamlined body shape and four limbs in the form of flippers. Compared to dolphins, these marine animals are more mobile and flexible. Most seal species live in the cold waters of the Southern and Northern Hemispheres.
the general name of marine mammals, uniting representatives of two families: true and eared seals. Rather clumsy on land, they are excellent swimmers underwater. Appearance. The appearance of seals clearly indicates their aquatic lifestyle. At the same time, they have not completely lost their connection with the land like cetaceans. All types of seals are quite large animals weighing from 40 kg (for nepa) to 2.5 tons (for elephant seals).