Category:Sealy (harbor seal)
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English: "Sealy" is the nickname given to a young harbor seal which has been seen in Upper Manhattan's Muscota Marsh – an inlet of the Harlem River – for several years. The seal was a one-week old abandoned pup who was rescued in Scarborough, Maine on May 26, 2017 by Marine Mammals of Maine, and admitted two days later to the Mystic Aquarium Animal Rescue Clinic for rehabilitation. He was tagged #205 and given the name "Bluebell". He was released in October 2017 on Blue Shutters Beach in Charlestown, Rhode Island. The seal was seen in Muscota Marsh in 2018 and 2019. (Sources: Urban Hawks, Patch)
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Crowd watching Sealy at Muscota Marsh.jpg 4,125 × 3,005; 4.04 MB
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Sealy attempts to get up on boathouse pier 2.jpg 1,602 × 1,236; 655 KB
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