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Harp Seal

Harp Seal. Harp Seal. The harp seal can be described as one of the most common seals found in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic regions. The name “harp” describes the dark outline found on the back of most harp seals. Harp Seals.

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Harp Seal

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  1. Harp Seal

  2. Harp Seal • The harp seal can be described as one of the most common seals found in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic regions. The name “harp” describes the dark outline found on the back of most harp seals.

  3. Harp Seals • The young are called “white coats”. This name is used because in the first few weeks of life the baby seal is all white in color.

  4. Harp Seal: Tracking Device

  5. Distribution of Harp Seals • Three major locations: 1. Northwest Atlantic 2. White/Barents Sea 3. Greenland Sea

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