Harbor seals are carnivores.

Harbor seals are usually not dangerous to humans, but they can become aggressive if they come to associate humans with food. This is why a person s...

Harbor seals dine on a great variety of aquatic life, including salmon, mackerel, codfish, anchovies, whiting, Pacific trout, sand lances, and herr...

Female harbor seals can live for 35 years and males live for 25 years. The longest-lived harbor seal known lived for 47.6 yea

The conservation status of harbor seals is least concern, and there are between 350,000 to half a million of them in the world.

A harbor seal can hold its breath for as long as 30 minutes, but most only need to hold their breath for a few minutes when they dive.

Harbor seals live in the northern hemisphere, and their habitat ranges from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, the southeastern part of the B...