Besides getting larger in size its social structure changes. It will leave the side of its mother and join a group of its own gender. It will stop nursing and start foraging for its self and use a rock placed on its stomach to break open some of its food. Its fur changes from blond downy fur to a more even darker coat. It will move out to deeper and rougher water. As it grows older its fur will get coarser as its guard hairs grow. The fur around its head and face will turn white and gray. If it is a female it may get scares on its nose from mating. If its a male it might get a broken penis bone from combat with other males. As it grows older it will lose some hearing and teeth. It is common for sea otters to starve to death because over the years of eating shellfish wears down their teeth and they are unable to eat.
As with most mammals, seals do not change from babies to adults. They grow into adults as time goes on, just like human babies.
There is a little slit on their tail where they push the baby out of
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All seals, including baby harp seals, are mammals.
Hunters are killing the seals. Since there are not enough mother seals, there wouldn't be any baby seals. They should stop hunting seals. Support the cause!
Navy Seals
There are a few places where one could donate to protect baby seals. The best places to donate to the protection of baby seals are: The Humane Society and Harp Seals.
Being a baby is a passing phase. No animal live as a baby particularly long. They don't die, they become juveniles, and then adults.
Most species of seals stay with their pups for about one month. During this month the baby seals feed from their mother but after that the baby seals feed themselves.
It's called "growing." Calves can grow into adults, just like baby humans can grow into an adult human.
The adults usually eat the baby guppies.
baby leopard seals can live up to 90 years old .