The common seal (Phoca vitulina), also known as the harbor seal, is an agile carnivore with a streamlined body and flipper-like limbs that enable them to swim with great skill. Common seals grow to lengths of up 6.5 feet and weights of 120 to 370 pounds. Males are generally larger than females.
Common seals have a thick coat of short hair. Their coloration varies, with spots ranging from off-white to black or brown. Common seals are among the world's most wide-ranging seals. Common seals inhabit the coastal areas of the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans and is found in arctic, subarctic, and temperate regions.
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
Funny Common Seal
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