Description

Most seals live in the artics and survive in the harsh and bitter cold weather because they have a layer of thick fat called blubber. Seals and sea lions live most of their lives in the water but come out on land to bask in the sun. They come up during the breeding season. They like deep salt water because it provides plenty of fish to keep them alive and healthy. Seals live in places where disturbance is minimal. They like islands and rocky shores where they can bask in the sun and be close to their source of food. Also, they like sandbars, where they can also bask in the sun. They feed in cold open waters so that there is a wider variety of fish to choose from.