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★ Seal & Sealion

Seal & Sealion & Pinniped: see Ocean & Sea & Animals & Mammals & Arctic & San Francisco & Polar Bear & Shark & Fish & Water

David Attenborough TV - Weird or What? TV - The Endless Summer 1966 - Natural World TV -

 

 

51,902.  The elephant seals have arrived.  (Animals & Arctic & Antarctica & Seal)  David Attenborough, Frozen Planet II: Spring

 

 

51,919.  The Emperors are not entirely alone – the Weddell seal – the only mammals to remain here during the winter.  (Animals & Antarctica & Seals)  David Attenborough, Frozen Planet V: Winter

 

 

52,027.  Killer whales – they eat a lot of salmon.  And so do Steller sea-lions.  Salmon sharks are here too.  (Animals & Whales & Sea-Lions & Fish & Sharks)  David Attenborough, Nature's Great Events II: The Great Salmon Run

 

 

52,564.  Young elephant seals risk being dragged off the rocks by the surging waves and swept out into open water.  (Animals & Hunting & Mammals & Seals)  David Attenborough, Life: Hunters and Hunted e7

 

 

52,833.  Hooded seals also breed on pack-ice.  (Ocean & Sea & Animals & Seals)  David Attenborough, The Blue Planet IV: Frozen Seas

 

52,837.  The majestic humpback whales are also summer visitors.  (Ocean & Sea & Animals & Seals)  ibid.

 

 

87,871.  Summer is a time of plenty and it’s now that the seals start to breed.  The strike of a great white shark lasts a mere second, throwing it down forty times reveals the technique and immense strength of this massive predator.  (Seal & Shark)  David Attenborough, Planet Earth: Pole to Pole

 

 

87,502.  San Francisco, December 2009: a mysterious event shocked the city.  Thousands of sea-lions living on its docks suddenly disappeared overnight.  Days later an earthquake hit the region.  Did they sense impending doom, or is it just weird or what?  (San Francisco & Seals)  Weird or What? Cocaine Mummies

 

87,503.  There is a happy ending: in February 2010, three months after their disappearance, the sea-lions returned to their home on Pier 39.  (San Francisco & Seals)  ibid.

 

 

106,441.  Henry’s a seal - nature’s greatest body surfer.  (Seaside & Sea & Sport & Summer & Seal)  The Endless Summer, 1966

 

 

109,790.  This seal can escape to the Thames should she choose to do so but prefers to stay [Billingsgate fish market] … ‘What she likes most are the squid’ … ‘salmon and trout.’  (Animal & London & Seal)  Natural World s30e14: Unnatural History of London, BBC 2012