Seal magnet – Sea animals

Discover the true seal (family Phocidae), one of the ocean's most charming and adaptable marine mammals. With their whiskered faces, streamlined bodies, and playful personalities, these agile swimmers thrive in icy polar waters and along temperate coastlines worldwide. Seals are masterful divers and swimmers—perfectly adapted to life between land and sea, where they haul out on rocky shores and hunt in the ocean's depths.

This premium magnet features stunning wildlife photography that captures the irresistible charm and distinctive features of this beloved marine mammal.

Conservation Status: Varies by Species

• Species: 18 species of true seals (family Phocidae), from Least Concern to Critically Endangered
• Habitat: Polar waters, temperate coastlines, and tropical seas worldwide
• Major Threats: Bycatch, marine pollution, climate change (loss of sea ice), hunting
• Endangered Species: Mediterranean monk seal (~700 individuals) critically endangered
• Adaptation: Can regulate body temperature and heart rate for deep diving

Fascinating Facts:

• Seals can hold their breath for up to 2 hours and dive more than 600 meters deep
• Their whiskers are so sensitive they can detect fish movement through vibrations in the water
• Seals can sleep underwater and surface to breathe without fully waking up
• They can swim up to 35 km/h when chasing prey or escaping predators
• Seal pups can swim within hours of birth
• Seals have large eyes with special adaptations for seeing in dark, deep water

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With the purchase of this magnet, we donate €2.00 to wildlife conservation – directly contributing to the preservation of the seal and its coastal habitat.

Part of our Marine Animals collection — turn your fridge into a tribute to one of the most beloved and charming inhabitants of our coasts and oceans.