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Animals in the Wild\n\nSeal  \nby Mary Hoffman  \nSTECK-VAUGHN  \nC O M P A N YA Subsidiary of National Education Corporation  \n/50  \nThis is a newborn harp seal.For the first fewweeks of its life,it has a fluffy white coat,called\"lanugo.\"Thousands of harp seal pups inCanada are killed for their white fur.  \nThe baby seal drinks milk from its mother forthe first few months of its life.Then it begins tocatch and eat fish.These Weddell seals live inthe Antarctic.  \nThe most common seal is the harbor seal,which lives in the North Atlantic.Seals spend alot of time in the sea but come up on thebeach to sunbathe.  \nNot all seals live where there are beaches.  \nThese crabeater seals live in the Antarctic seas.When they want to get out of the water,theyhaul themselves up onto an ice floe.  \nThe seal is well-suited for living in the water.Ithas a stream-lined body with flippers and ashort,strong tail.Elephant seals and harborseals have no outer ears.Fur seals and sea  \nlions do.  \nSeals are wonderful swimmers and divers.Butthey have to come up for air sometimes.ThisWeddell seal can stay underwater for almost anhour.But then it must find a breathing hole in  \nthe ice.  \nFlippers help seals swim well,but they are notSo useful for walking.Seals come out of thewater to have their pups,but it takes them along time to move up the beach.","cbCaikMPAioId4mX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikMPAioId4mX","pdf",4144903,28,"English","# Types of Seals\n## Physical Characteristics\n# Behaviors and Adaptations\n## Swimming and Diving","[{\"question\":\"What is a newborn harp seal's coat called?\",\"answer\":\"A newborn harp seal has a fluffy white coat known as lanugo.\"},{\"question\":\"How do seals differ from sea lions regarding their ears?\",\"answer\":\"Elephant seals and harbor seals have no visible outer ears, whereas fur seals and sea lions do have them.\"},{\"question\":\"How long can a Weddell seal stay underwater?\",\"answer\":\"A Weddell seal can remain underwater 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