Eloise the grey seal. Theresa Keil National Aquarium Photographer. The seal pup (pictured above), who the aquarium found alone, quickly picked up eating fish, which is a good sign for her future.

A harp seal pup found eating sand on an Ocean City beach was rescued and is being rehabilitated at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. After he was rescued on March 2, aquarium staff nicknamed him ...

Stuart Little was rescued on March 2 in Ocean City, Maryland after rescuers found the harp seal eating sand on the beach alone, and now he has been released back into the ocean at full health by ...

A harp seal who arrived at the National Aquarium for rehabilitation on March 2 after being found on an Ocean City beach eating sand has been released back into the wild. Stuart Little was treated ...

More: Here's how to get your 2024 South Jersey beach tags now The seal, now tagged as #24-023, was rescued on Feb. 25 after animal observers reported it had been eating sand for a whole day.

The harp seal was found stranded in Lavallette and didn't move for 24 hours, ... 151-pound seal found eating sand rescued on Jersey Shore beach. Published: Feb. 28, 2024, 1:06 p.m.

LAVALLETTE - An adult harp seal was rescued from a beach in Lavallette on Saturday after it was seen eating sand for a day by animal observers, according to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center of ...

No one is sure how the seal made its way to the pond, but instead of eating fish, it settled for leaves and mud. According to National Geographic, a harp seal typically weighs 400 pounds. However ...

The seal was rescued Feb. 19 in Middletown after it was spotted eating sand on the beach. The previously sick and dehydrated seal had been progressing well and was close to being released back ...