For as long as there has been a place called Newfoundland and Labrador, there have been issues with how its fishery has been managed, and it remains an issue during the latest federal election ...

A seal pup somehow survived scooting across all four lanes of Coastal Highway south of Delaware Seashore State Park recently.

Specifically, the skins were identified as coming from harbor seals, harp seals, and bearded seals. These findings contradict the previous belief that medieval book bindings were made exclusively ...

Female seals exhibit remarkable dedication to their pups ... layers to survive the frigid environments in which they are born. Some species, like the harp seal, nurse their pups on the ice for only a ...

More specifically, the DNA still contained in the book binding allowed researchers to narrow their search to harbor and harp seal populations from Scandinavia, Scotland, Iceland and Greenland ...

The mother seal gives birth to an adorable pup and nurtures it for up to 12 days until it bulks up to around 55 pounds. After that, the female harp seals leave their pups on the ice and start breeding ...

The mitochondrial DNA sequences analyzed in laboratories in York and Copenhagen indicate that the harbor seals came from current populations in Scotland, Norway, Denmark, and the Baltic Sea, while the ...

Four of the chemises are genetically similar to harbor seals from Scandinavia, Denmark and Scotland, while the fifth chemise is genetically similar to harp seals, likely from Greenland or Iceland.

Córdoba became the ninth president and first female to lead Aquinas College on July 1, 2022, leaving a position as associate vice president and Beirne director of the Center for Catholic Studies ...

Vice Adm. Shoshana Chatfield has been fired in what appears to be a growing purge of top-ranking military officials by the Trump administration, multiple officials confirmed to Military.com.

A scientific analysis of dozens of 12th- and 13th-century books found in European monasteries reveals they were bound in sealskins procured by Norse traders from as far away as Greenland.