Gray Seal NOAA Fisheries

Gray seals are found in coastal waters throughout the North Atlantic Ocean. They are sometimes called "horseheads" (adult males in particular have large, horse-like heads) because of their large, curved noses. Gray seals gather in large groups during the mating/pupping and molting seasons.

El Niño ocean warming 'causing havoc' for seals off California

NOAA Fisheries Responding to Multiple Dead Ice Seals in Bering Sea

All Hands on Deck for a Wayward Gray Seal Pup

Reminder: Seals need space

Hawaiian Monk Seal

Impacts of Climate Change on Seal and Sea Lion Prey, Habitat, and

Seals On Cape Cod Are More Than Just Shark Bait

NOAA Fisheries, partners release injured Hawaiian monk seal that

NOAA Fisheries Alaska Celebrates Seal Week

Cape Cod's Seal Problem - On The Water

A live gray seal - NOAA Fisheries New England/Mid-Atlantic

Teamwork Saves Harbor Seal with Teeth Stuck in Grate

Gray Seal NOAA Fisheries