Nine speckled gray harbor seals bobbed around in the chilly waters off Swinburne Island off the South Beach section of Staten Island this afternoon. They were spotted while fishing for lunch during...
Nine speckled gray harbor seals bobbed around in the chilly waters off Swinburne Island off the South Beach section of Staten Island this afternoon. They were spotted while fishing for lunch during the annual Northeast Seal Count. Paul Sieswerda, curator of the New York Aquarium, led the boat tour out to the island. Though fewer seals were counted this year, Sieswerda said there are likely more that weren't visible. The population appears healthy, he said, which is a good indication of improving water quality.
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