What is special about seals?

Answer 1

Seals are aquatic mammals that belong to the Mammalian superfamily Pinnipedia. This makes them closely related to sea lions and walruses and much more distantly related to whales, dolphins, and porpoises. "True seals" are recognizable by their lack of ears. Sea lions and fur seals have small ear flaps, but otherwise look very similar to seals.

Seals typically eat a diet of marine invertebrates and small fishes. They also serve as food for sharks and large dolphins (like the orca).

Answer 2

Special things that seals can do is that they are great swimmers, they can bite/eat through ice (only Weddle Seals), they can survive in extremely cold places such as Antarctica, they can dive 2000 meters deep and stay submerged for just over a hour.

By Emily hope i helped :)

Answer 3

This is a tough one! If I had to describe the way a seal looks, I would say kinda like an elephant... but with no legs, no ears, no trunk, no tusks or a tail. Atleast that's the way my wife described it to my 8 year old son. ROFLMAOOMG

Answer 4

This will depend if you have private insurance or if you have to pay for it yourself. With insurance the total out of pocket and follow up should be around four to five thousand. Without it expect to pay about fifteen to twenty five thousand.

Answer 5

they have flippers ,wiskers, they r very thick

Answer 6

walruses and sea lions

Answer 7

it is an animal

Answer 8

mammals

Answer 9

nothing