"Baby Harp Seal Pup" wildlife art sculpture

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9.1 Baby Harp Seal Pup sculpture
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9.1 Baby Harp Seal Pup
wildlife art sculpture 12 × 4 in

The adorable harp seal baby looks up lovingly to all with a warm heart in a cold world. This seal pup is one of the Arctic nautical wildlife art favorites. The baby seal sculpture is well loved by our children, and so will yours.

•The artwork is cast with hand painting to a very natural look.
Brand new art piece with artist signature, copyright and unique hang on card.
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•"Cast Stone", a unique artist's blend of durable, high strength and nontoxic artists' materials.
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•World wide collectable artist with over 30 years of professional sculpting experience producing fine art details and quality of craftsmanship; made in U S A.
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Harp Seal (Phoca groenlandica)

   The harp seal gets its name from the 'U' shaped pattern of a musical harp on the backs of adults. The beautiful, pure white fur coat turns gray within three weeks and is found only on the young pups. Seal Pup: 34 inches (88 cm)13-22 Ibs. (6-10 kg). Harp seals birth one pup late in February - March, weaning about 2-4 weeks afterwards. The baby seals will congregate on the ice, patiently waiting for their parents to come home from fishing until they are left to fend for themselves.
    Harp seal adults can live for up to 35 years. Adult harp seal: 5.2 to 5.5 feet (1.6-1.9m) 300 pounds(130-160 kg). There are 3 populations of harp seals - Newfoundland's Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Greenland Sea north of the Jan Mayen islands, and in the North Atlantic around Greenland and the White Sea as far south as Maine.
   Harp seals are fast swimmers. Harp seals may search for their food in waters as deep as 820 feet (250 meters). Harp seals feed on fish such as herring, cod and capelin, as well as crabs and other invertebrates.

Cool links: | Bearded Seal | California Sea Lion | Gray Seal | Guadalupe Fur Seal | Harbor Seal |

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