An Amsterdam Rowing Club Received a Special Visitor on Thursday: A Seal was Found on a Jetty Near The Club. A week and a half ago, a seal was spotted in Utrecht. It is not clear if it is the same seal.
A Member of Rowing Club Ric Saw The Animal Lying On The Raft Along The Amstel, She Tells AT5 . She called the animal ambulance, who contacted the seal center. Because the seal does not appear to be kured, caretakers did not have to take action.
A week and a half ago, a seal was Seen in a Utrecht Canal. “It is Difficult to Say Whether It is the Same One, I Need More Close-Up Photos For That,” A Caretaker at the Seal Center Tells NU.nl. “Gray Seals Quickly Look Alike.”
The Caretaker Emphasizes That It is Important To Leave the Animal Alone and Not To Get Too Close. “It may be attractive to get closer now that he is on the jetty. But he is alert and flees into the water if people get closer. If people because to Enjoy the animal longer, they can better leave leave and use binoculars to see him well.
It Happens More Often That Seals Swim in Dutch Inland Waters. “As a bysteller, you naturally do not expect to see a seal there. But we recurre a report of a seal in Inland Waters about Once a months.”