Yes, Arctic seals are mammals. All seals are mammals.
The Arctic fox is found only in the Arctic. There are no foxes in Antarctica. Except for coastal areas where there are seals and sea lions, there are no mammals in the Antarctic.
Seals are mammals
pretty mutch mammals like seals pinguins whales and also non-mammals like krill fish and squid
There are no foxes native to Antarctica. The Arctic fox is a land animal of the Arctic. The only mammals in Antarctica are humans, marine mammals (seals, sea lions), and, until 1994, sled dogs.
Yes, all seals are mammals.
Fur seals are mammals
All seals are mammals
All seals, including baby harp seals, are mammals.
Yes, there are seals in the Arctic. Such as Leopard seals, Harp seals, Arctic Ice seals, Earless seals etc.
NO seals are MAMMALS and all mammals are warm blooded
They eat small mammals such as Ringed Seals, Arctic Hares, and Lemming. They will also eat the scraps of other animals when food is scarce.
Did you know...Seals can live in oceans as well as freshwater lakes, such as the Lake Baikal in Russia. However, most seals live in and around Antarctica and the Arctic Circle. Antarctica is so cold that it has no permanent land mammals, but six species of seals have found ways to live in the Antarctic Ocean. Many seals live in locations that are hard for humans to reach, such as Antarctica and the Arctic.