Leopard seals in the arctic

Posted by Wolfen0001@reddit | marinebiology | View on Reddit | 5 comments

If a population of 1.000 leopard seals (Hydrurga leptonyx) was somehow transported from their home in antarctica to the arctic. How would they interact with their new environment?

I believe that they would be able too adapt in the new environment. It exists plenty of similar food sources for them to eat and the weather won’t be a problem. The one thing I am unsure about is the polar bears. The leopard seals would be unfamiliar with a large predator on land, but the seals should be smart enough to understand that they are a threat.

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