They don't. Their mammals!
There lungs are made big so they can breathe under water
Yes The harbor seal needs lots of air to survive it lives in the water and on land but it can't breath water because it does not have gils
As they sleep under the surface of the water, they can resurface to breathe again (about every half hour), without waking.
habor seals live in salt water
Seal Harbor Congregational Church was created in 1902.
Rich fur covers the harbor seal (Phoca vitulina). Beneath the fur, and under their skin, is a layer of fatty tissue known as blubber.See the Related Link listed below for more information:
A harbor seal weighs about 100 pounds. (size may vary because of seal sex)
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The Harbor Seal lives in New England because of the high salinity, or saltiness. they are accustomed to living naturally in salty water.
seal shelter is under water
The harbor seal has flippers instead of limbs.
the polar bear eats seals which are not fish so they can't breathe under water. so they make holes in the ice (polar seals live in icy places) in witch they can enter the water and breathe through. so polar bears wait at the holes and when a seal pops up they eat it.