Japanese Zoo Seeking Name Of Baby Seal

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Japanese Zoo Seeking Name Of Baby Seal

AKITA, JAPAN – JUN. 17: A zoo in Japan is publicly seeking the name of a baby harbor seal which was born in April and attracting visitors. The Oga Aquarium in Akita Prefecture, northern Japan, is accepting ideas for the female seal until end June.

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