Grey Seal

The Grey Seal is a large species of marine mammal native to the coastal waters of the North Atlantic. It is known for its large size and its unique, mottled gray and brown coat.

The Grey Seal is a powerful and agile swimmer and diver, and its diet consists of a variety of fish and other marine life. The Grey Seal is a vital part of its ecosystem, and its presence is an indicator of the health of the marine environment.

Grey Seal

Grey Seal

Classification

Mammalia > Carnivora > Phocidae > Halichoerus > H. grypus

Native To

Conservation Status

Average Height

6 - 8 feet
(1.8 - 2.4 m)

Average Weight

500 - 660 lbs
(227 - 300 kg)

Average Life Span

25 - 35 years

Gestation Period

300 - 340 days

Diet

Carnivore (fish)

Social Structure

Colony

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