Guess who’s making a big splash in China’s wetlands? That’s right—spotted seals! 🦭 Every year, these cute marine mammals travel all the way to Liaodong Bay in northeast China. Why? Because it’s the perfect place for them to rest and have their babies!
From November to December, spotted seals migrate to Liaodong Bay. It’s like their annual family trip! They come to relax and prepare for their new pups. Then, between January and March, the baby seals are born right on the ice! ❄️ How cool is that?
After spending some quality time with their families, the seals gradually leave the bay between March and May. They head back to the ocean, but don’t worry—they’ll be back next year!
Thanks to conservation efforts, spotted seals are thriving in China. They’re considered a first-class protected animal, which means they get special care to keep them safe. 🌟 This is great news for the seals and for everyone who loves nature!
Next time you think about wildlife, remember the amazing journey of the spotted seals in Liaodong Bay. Maybe one day, you’ll see them yourself! 👀
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Conservation success: spotted seals flourish in China's wetland
cgtn.com
