Harp Seal

Named for the dark markings on the backs of males, similar to a wishbone or a harp, these seals average about 6 feet long, with some reaching just under 7 feet. Females are slightly smaller, with less prominent markings, and sometimes lack the “harp” marking at all. They can hold their breath for over 20 minutes, and are able to dive to depths of over 1,600 feet. They weigh 4d16+250 pounds. They are found in cold and arctic waters.