After he met the baby harp seal in Canada 1990, he decide to switch to a wildlife photographer. Since then every year if ice was possible too land by helicopter he visited baby Harp...

The eyes of Harp Seal are suited for underwater. They can't see well above the ice. They use smell to identify each other. This baby mistook me as her mother...

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2020年6月24日 · The harp seal pups’ soft roundness and white-coated charm is enhanced by what often appears to be a friendly smile. This state of cuteness will not last long as baby harp seals grow up fast. Newborn pups weigh 11 kilograms (24 lbs.) on average at birth and are 80–85 centimeters (31–33 in.) long.

Harp seals get their name from a dark patch on their back that looks like a harp. But you might be more familiar with their adorable offspring. With their fluffy white hair and round black eyes, harp seal pups may be the cutest baby animals on the planet!

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Get ready to be charmed by this adorable baby harp seal enjoying the snow. Discover the beauty of nature with this heartwarming image.

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A baby Harp Seal is one of the cutest species of mammals around with its pure snow white fur, big, black, rounded eyes and cute black nose. Most seal pups when born weigh about 10 kilograms, but they do not learn to swim or find themselves any food for the first twenty-five days of …

2016年12月1日 · Newborn harp seals have soft, white fur and are called whitecoats. Young seals of any species are also referred to as pups. Harp seals are pinnipeds, of which there are 33 species in the world, 18 of which belong to the Phocidae family (true seals).