Weddell Seals: Antarctica's Permanent Resident | Snow Animals | BBC Earth

Weddell seals have perfected the art of year-round survival in the harsh Antarctic climate. Though this male may have perfected life in these chilly waters, he still needs work on his mating skills.
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[@ShuiYueSketchbook]

Biting ice for a living.. 🥶

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Love the seal saying heyyyy!!! 🦭😁🤗❤️

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My sensitive teeth could never!! 😭😭 My teeth be hurtin' when I bite into snow ❄️🥶

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Beautiful water sausages ❤

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Jelly dog.

[@federico_morilla]

In a realm where nature's secrets deeply conceal, The Weddell seals, with their teeth, reveal Their adaptation, teeth so sharp and strong, Help them survive where icy currents throng A video captures the Weddell seals' grace, And their mating strategy in this frozen place With rugged strength and teeth so strong, They open holes where they belong Beneath the ice, where secrets lie, The seals find love 'neath the wintry sky. 😁

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Seals are so cute!!!! ❤❤❤

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I liked the narrating style, very calm. Seals are very cute, and their movements are very satisfying.

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This was truly a fascinating video ✨🫶💎✨

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Nature is amazing everywhere

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Seals are one of my favorite marine animals! Thanks for posting a video about them! 😁💕

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Good video thank you.

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It's nice for someone who likes cold and swim u under water :)

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Amazing 👍

[@Wild_Wonders_animals]

This video is a mesmerizing journey to the icy wonderland of Antarctica, where Weddell Seals reign as the resilient and resourceful permanent residents. Their survival in one of Earth's harshest environments is a testament to the extraordinary adaptability of nature. It's a reminder of the vital importance of preserving these pristine landscapes and the incredible creatures that call them home. Have you ever dreamt of exploring the Antarctic wilderness or encountered these seals in person? Share your thoughts and experiences as we celebrate the beauty of this frozen world. ❄🌊🌏

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Beautiful animal 🇧🇩

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As producoes da bbc sao muito boas e cientificas...

[@rdloorz]

Very soothing voice. cough *_NOT Attenborough_* cough

[@WritingFighter]

What the heck are they even eating to keep that big? Good grief, I had no idea any creature, even a fish, could live that far and for that long in Anarctica.

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Stunning!

[@wannabeangler]

The truly amazing part is about fighting for a hole! What happens if the seal is simply running low on air? The bottom must be littered with corpses!

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Very nice Documentary... information & Cinematography.

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The snake look weird😅

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nice video❤🦭

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Oh wOw

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I'm the second lol

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Gamin 👶

[@MarcPagan]

Sorry, watching this reminds me a bit by the late comedian Greg Giraldo. "Religious people say to go watch "March of the Penguins", because it shows God wants monogamy, and proves that God created everything. Right. Only a loving God would create a stupid flightless bird ..that has to waddle 70 miles across the ice to eat one freaking fish, then waddle 70 miles back home"

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WHOLE WORLD “POURING BLACK WATER” INTO THE SEA 24 HOURS , Soon All Sea Life Sure No More (i believe) 🚼🪃🚯 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌏🌎🌍🌞 .