A beloved seal at Mystic Aquarium has died. Adak, a northern fur seal, came to live at Mystic Aquarium as a pup in 2016 after ...

In 2016, Adak came to Mystic Aquarium after he was rescued during a stranding event as a pup and was deemed non-releasable. Adak was loved by staff members and people who visit the aquarium.

The newborn male northern fur seal pup born this summer at Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut is seen snuggling with his mom, Kivli. The pup weighed 11.4 pounds when born on July 31.

Mystic Aquarium said the seal was being treated for pneumonia and gastrointestinal issues last week. The baby seal was transferred to an animal rescue clinic after his condition deteriorated.

O n May 21, 2025, I went to my first public seal release done by Mystic Aquarium. This is an event where Mystic Aquarium allows the public to watch as they release rehabilitated seals back into ...

MYSTIC, Conn. (WFSB/Gray News) – The baby seal that went viral after he was found on a street in Connecticut has died.In a news release, Mystic Aquarium said the gray seal appeared to have ...

The seal release was made possible thanks to Mystic Aquarium’s “Four Out the Door” campaign. The top fundraiser, Scott Duques, had the honor of releasing Tortellini by opening her kennel gate.

Mystic Aquarium released six rehabilitated gray seals at Wuskenau Town Beach in Westerly, Rhode Island, according to a the facility. “Found entangled in fishing gear and marine debris, the ...

MYSTIC, CT (WFSB) - The Mystic Aquarium said it admitted eight seals in the last few weeks. According to Mystic Aquarium’s Animal Rescue program, six of the eight seals were found entangled.

It was Mystic Aquarium’s largest seal release ever, and it drew the […] MADISON, Conn. (WTNH) — Four grey seals are now back in the wild, thanks to scientists and volunteers at Mystic Aquarium.

According to Mystic Aquarium, hooded seals are native to the Artic area and are rare to see near Southern New England. The last reported sighting was in 2011. Stay Connected. Like Us.

So far this year, the Mystic Aquarium’s Animal Rescue Program has rescued and rehabilitated 24 seals, a number the institution said is likely to rise and surpass the total number seen last year, 25.