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Dedication                               Pg. 1

White Seal pup Photo               Pg. 2

Chapter 1 What Are Seals?       Pg.   4-5

Chapter 2 Habitats Of Seals      Pg.   6-7

Chapter 3 Predators Of Seals    Pg.   8-9

Chapter 4 Seals Meals              Pg. 10-11

Glossary                                  Pg. 12-13

About The Author                     Pg. 14-15

Seal Photos                             Pg. 16-17

       CHAPTER 1 - What Are Seals?

     Seals have a variety of colors.   Most seals are brown, black 

and white. Seals are streamlined. They have sharp teeth to hunt. 

Seals are mammals with whiskers, four flippers for steering, and 

big eyes. All seals have thick fur to protect themselves. Male 

elephant seals are the biggest seals in the world. They get their 

name from their floppy noses, which look like elephant trunks.

    CHAPTER 2  

HABITATS OF SEALS

   Many seals habitat is in the South Pole. They live in rocky 

waters. Seals need their habitat because they eat, live, play and 

even sleep in water. Some seals can live in certain oceans. Some 

scientists believe seals can only be in the South Pole; nobody can 

be sure. The Baikal Seal of Russia lives only in freshwater. Monk 

Seals live in tropical waters, such as the Caribbean Sea.

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  CHAPTER 3

PREDATORS OF SEALS

   Seals have many predators.   Killer Whales, Polar Bears 

and even other kinds of seals (like Leopard Seals) are 

examples of their predators. Sharks are a seals worst fear, 

because they attack seals the most. People don't know why 

Leopard Seals can be a predator to other seals. Some of 

their predators hunt the seals so much, many kinds are 

starting to become extinct.

      CHAPTER 4 - SEALS MEALS

 Seals eat many things. They eat small sea animals and 

shellfish. Such as shrimp, small squid, clams and penguins.  

A seals favorite food is fish. Seals use their incredibly 

strong teeth to chew through their food. Seals catch their 

prey underwater, then come to the surface to eat it.

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