the monk seal pups weigh up to 610 lb
The Hawaiian Monk Seal is an endangered seal that is endemic to the waters around the Hawaiian Islands. Known to the native Hawaiians as ʻIlio holo i ka uaua (dog that runs in rough waters), they get their common name from their bald appearance, solitary habits, and folds of skin around their heads which resembles a monk's hood. Nearly 90% of Hawaiian Monk Seals live around the tiny, uninhabited islands and atolls in the upper reaches of the Hawaiian archipelago.
There are only an estimated 1,100 monk seals in the Hawaiian Islands, and with the population declining at a rate of 4 percent annually, biologists predict their numbers will dip below 1,000 in the next three to four years. NOAA biologists counted 119 seal pups born in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in 2009, compared with 138 in 2008. Monk seal sightings are becoming more frequent in the main Hawaiian Islands, where 15 births were recorded. In 2009, six pup births were reported on Moloka'i, five on Kaua'i, two on O'ahu, and two on Maui. But, the 2009 breeding season produced the fewest pups in at least 10 years making the Hawaiian Monk Seal one of the world's rarest species.
We call baby seals pups.
they are called...PUPS!!
A bull seal and a cow seal have seal pups.
They are known as pups
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Seal Pups are very funny, they eat like they are funny. They like to eat fish and cheesecake! and they like soup!
I think it is a seal that has pups or a certain type of seal.also some people call baby puppies(dogs)pups.
To answer your question 80% of the seal pups don't survive the first 3 months. :(
Seal cubs (pups) eat fish. I'm not sure what type of fish but I know they eat mainly fish.