Tag: marine animals

Weanling season is here! The last few days have kept our team very busy, with 4 live weanling harbor seals. These are seals that were …

This afternoon we received a report from a lifeguard at Salisbury Beach of a small live seal. This female weanling harbor seal had hauled out …

The red lionfish (Pterois volitans) is a venomous coral reef fish that makes its way all the way up to the Gulf of Maine during …

These two seals kept us busy today! Both of our rehabilitation facilities, National Marine Life Center and Mystic Aquarium, are full. So we monitor the …

Yesterday afternoon we responded to this harbor seal pup at the southern end of Bass Beach. Those that reported him to the hotline shared with …

When our team responds to a deceased marine mammal on the shore, we mark it with a paint stick to indicate that we have accessed …

During the past two days, our team has been monitoring a yearling male gray seal on Salisbury Beach. As you can see from the photo, …

Ocean Runner Nichole finds SSC’s Marine Mammal Rescue volunteer Patty Adell monitoring a gray seal on a Hampton, NH beach during her afternoon run. Patty …

This past week responded to another young gray seal, this time on Crane Beach in Ipswich, MA. We waited to share this seal, because she …

Watch our a rare blue American Lobster (Homarus americanus) molting is this sped-up video. This blue lobster is only about one in about 5 million; …

Marine Mammal Rescue staff Ashley Stokes and Sarah Toupin recently attended a two day workshop led by TriState Oiled Wildlife Response, NH Department of Environmental …

Ashley Stokes | Marine Mammal Rescue Manager Harbor seals typically give birth during the months of May and June but occasionally pupping season begins early …