They are particularly common around western Scotland and the northern UK islands. Harbour seals can dive to depths of 90 metres and remain underwater holding their breath for up to 28 minutes.

Gray seals, once known as common seals, have returned to a quite unexpected place, causing a sensation among the residents of the British capital. Gray seals were wiped out in most Baltic regions ...

Nestled on the beautiful Helford River, in Gweek, West Cornwall, the 40-acre site is home to resident Grey and Common seals, Icelandic rescue Puffins and Eurasian Beavers; each with their own ...