Have a nice rest cards, pics

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fact150Seals are fascinating marine mammals, known for their streamlined bodies and adaptability to both land and water. One interesting fact about seals is their incredible diving ability. Some species, like the Weddell seal, can dive to depths of over 2,000 feet (610 meters) and hold their breath for up to 90 minutes. This remarkable feat is possible due to several physiological adaptations, including the ability to slow their heart rate and redirect blood flow to essential organs while diving, allowing them to conserve oxygen and stay underwater for extended periods.

Another unique aspect of seals is their thick layer of blubber, which serves as insulation against the cold waters they inhabit. This blubber also acts as an energy reserve, which is crucial during long periods when food is scarce. Additionally, seals have specialized fur that helps keep them dry and warm by trapping a layer of air close to their bodies when they dive into cold water, further protecting them from the harsh environments they often live in.

Seals are also highly social animals, often forming large colonies during the breeding season. Within these colonies, they engage in various social behaviors, such as vocalizing to communicate with one another. Male seals can be very territorial, especially during mating season, and will often fight to establish dominance and secure mates. Despite their sometimes aggressive interactions, seals are also known for their playful behavior, especially in the water, where they can be seen playing and interacting with each other in a more relaxed manner.