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Spotted seals have emerged from hibernation in Liaodong Bay, northeast China, with groups resting on mudflats in Panjin City. As a national first-level protected species, their return highlights conservation successes.
Endangered spotted seals in northeast China’s Liaodong Bay are experiencing a significant increase in population, with numbers rising annually by about 20% due to improved environmental conditions.
As spring arrives, northern China’s coastline bursts into life with spotted seal pups, whooper swans, and returning waders adding to the vibrant ecosystem.
A family of spotted seals was spotted sunbathing in China’s Liaohe River estuary, highlighting the region’s unique wildlife and the importance of conservation efforts.
Witness the enchanting sight of cuddly spotted seal pups basking on the frozen Liaodong Bay in northeastern China—a winter wonder that warms hearts worldwide.