Washed up Seal found near Teddington Lock

By The Editor

5th Nov 2021 | Local News

Credit: Jan Louw
Credit: Jan Louw

A washed up seal was found near Teddington Lock this morning.

Jan was walking away from the lock towards Richmond at around 6:45am this morning and discovered the seal.

The seal definitely washed up in the last 24 hours as Jan walks this route every day and the marine mammal was not there yesterday.

It has not yet been established how the poor seal ended up on the bank of the river.

It could be due to getting stuck with the river being high or it could have even been attacked.

Seals can often be found in the Thames from all the way at the estuary in the east to as far west as Thames Ditton.

You can check out the London Zoological Society's seal spotting map HERE

If you have seen any seals in the Teddington area or know what happened to this then do not hesitate to email in to [email protected]

     

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