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Bookmark or Share- Ringed Seal - NOAA FisheriesRinged seals are the smallest and most common Arctic seal. Ringed seals are circumpolar and are found in all seasonally ice-covered seas of the Northern Hemisphere and in certain freshwater lakes.
- Seals | Species | WWF - World Wildlife FundThe ringed, ribbon, spotted and bearded seals, collectively known as “ice seals,” are Arctic inhabitants. The entire ringed seal lifecycle relies on ice and rapid ice loss in the Arctic causes seal pups to be prematurely separated from their mothers during the milking period.
- Arctic Seals | Ice Stories: Dispatches From Polar ScientistsThe Arctic is home to several unique—and uniquely beautiful—seal species: ribbon seals, bearded seals, ringed seals, spotted seals, harp seals, and hooded seals. These Arctic species are called ice seals because they spend the bulk of their lives on or near sea ice.
- All About Arctic Seals - WiseOceansSix species of seal are found around the Arctic: ribbon, bearded, ringed, spotted, hooded and harp seals. These species are often referred to as ice seals, as they spend most of their lives on or near the sea ice of the North Pole.
- The most important seal species in the Arctic and Antarctic.Get to know the most important seal species in the Arctic and Antarctic – like the ringed seal, bearded seal, walrus, Weddell seal and southern elephant seal.
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