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Crybaby Learns To Swim | ||
During a fortunate opportunity as part of a research team studying population ecology of Weddell seals in the Antarctic, Jesse DeVoe and Jessica Farrer were able to record this video of one of the seal pups, recently weaned by its mother and on its own to learn how to survive. A pup must first get in the water to be successful as a seal! Footage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.
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Weddell seal images and recordings obtained under NMFS Permits 1032-1917 and 17236. Website copyright © 2015 WeddellSealScience.com. All rights reserved.