WEST SEATTLE WILDLIFE: A 2024 first for Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network

That photo by Antoine Smith – taken from a distance – shows a harbor seal that marked a milestone for Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network: The first live seal that SSMMSN volunteers have tended this year, according to David Hutchinson. The seal came ashore at Lincoln Park, where, David tells us, “The First Responder on duty reported that this seal looked healthy and returned to the water around 3 pm due to the rising tide.” If you see a marine mammal on shore – or one in distress offshore – in West Seattle, notify the SSMMSN hotline at 206-905-SEAL.

3 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE WILDLIFE: A 2024 first for Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network"

  • YeahSeal January 28, 2024 (1:21 am)

    Nicely done Seal Sitters. Thank you!

  • Emily G. January 28, 2024 (8:12 pm)

    Banana pose = happy seal! Way to go, Seal Sitters!

  • Yay January 29, 2024 (8:00 pm)

    Well thatā€™s friggin ADORABLEšŸ˜

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