Harp seal recovering at Marine Mammal Stranding Center
The seal was seen resting in the sand on Friday and had begun eating sand, mistaking it for snow.
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Mar 12, 2025, 10:44 AM
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Updated 135 days ago
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9ds agoA harp seal is receiving treatment at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center after being found sick and dehydrated on Brant Beach in Ocean County.
The seal was seen resting in the sand on Friday and had begun eating sand, mistaking it for snow.
According to the center, the seal is doing okay in the ICU and is receiving treatment.
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