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Freshwater seals in Alaska’s biggest lake are genetically different from saltwater seals

By Yereth Rosen | Alaska Beacon on Feb 5, 2025   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

Freshwater seals in Alaska’s biggest lake are genetically different from saltwater seals

The harbor seals of Alaska’s Iliamna Lake, which make up one of only five freshwater seal populations in the world, have long been a subject of fascination for their separateness from the seals that swim in the nearby ocean waters. Now scientific research has confirmed something that has long been suspected: The Iliamna Lake seals, […]

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