Seal can hold its breath for 2 hours which is a record in the animal world.

Seals have more blood in their body than other animals. Since blood cells keep the oxygen, seal can dive longer than other animals.

Seals spend much of their life in water, but they mate, give birth to babies and take care of them on the shore.

They can dive up to 1000-1300 feet deep when they are searching for food.


Pollution of the ocean or oil spills negatively affects survival of the seals. If they reach adulthood, seals can live up to 30 years.