How many babies can harp seals have?

the same way humans do

Seals including harp seals have one baby at a time. They are born directly on the ice bergs. They will not be able to swim for a month. They are weaned in about two weeks.

Harp Seals are called 'Harp' seals because Harp Seals's designs on their blubber can sometimes be in the shape of a harp.

5.5 million harp seals are in the wild (2013)

All I know is that there are a lot of harp seals on earth and that they are all adorable.

Harp seals spend most of their life in the water. They do not build homes on land. The females come on land to have their babies. The females all come together so that the babies are all close together. This helps the babies to stay warm.

Harp seals live in Alaska :)

They swim fast and attack with there claws, babies camoflauge.

Harp Seals find food by using their whiskers.

because of the harp marking on there back

people are hunting the harp seals

Hi An intresting fact about Harp Seals? Well I know two... Harp seals live in the artic and atlantic oceans. Harp seals can remain underwater for fifteen minutes!

All seals, including baby harp seals, are mammals.

7: elephant seals,harp seals, cabeater seals, ross seals, leopard seals, wendell seals and hooded seals

Harp seals are hunted for their white, irresistible fur.

harp seals are consumers because they consume what they eat.

all have just a few sets but the harp has tons of sets

The Harp seals use it for insulation from the cold.

Adult harp seals growl, this seal is called a pup

Some harp seals can live up to 17 years

Although exact numbers are unknown, there may be 9 million harp seals in the world. They are not an endangered or vulnerable species.

Harp seals inhabit the North Atlantic and parts of the Arctic Oceans.

Harp seals give birth to live pups.

adult harp seals can weigh up to 330 pounds. adult harp seals can weigh up to 330 pounds.

A babie Harp Seal has white fur to help them hide from predators, in the snow. Mother Harp Seals can have up to 76 babies at a time, I think? They're very special.