Seal Rescue: "Cooperation Is Key" Naude handles a calm, cooperative seal entangled in what’s left of a cricket hat. Whether calm or furious, a seal can’t fight plastic. No flipper can undo a loop. No growl can break a strap. Ocean trash doesn’t care who you are. It traps, injures, and slowly kills without discrimination. And until it stops entering the ocean, the only thing we can rely on is more rescues like this: some peaceful, some full of attitude, all heartbreakingly unnecessary. #ocn #ocea

Seal pups, often called baby seals, use unique vocalizations to communicate, whether calling for their mothers or interacting with other seals. Each species has its own distinctive sounds, adding to the diversity of their communication. Harp seal pups, known for their soft, white lanugo fur, are especially vocal, producing calls both underwater and in the open air. They emit a variety of sounds, including barks, cries, and whimpers, which echo across the icy landscape, playing a crucial role in

Naude and son, Dylan, manage to rescue two seal pups entangled in ocean trash. We're always happy exposing the next generation to the realities of what is happening in the seas right now. They're the ones who will need to continue the fight to protect our ocean. #ocn #sealrescue #oceanconservationnamibia #animalrescue | Ocean Conservation Namibia