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A seal with her pup in Blakeney Point in November 2020. The National Trust’s Norfolk nature reserve has blossomed to become England’s largest grey seal colony since the first pup was spotted there in 1988, with the numbers born increasing from just 25 in 2001 to 3,399 in 2019. The increase is attributed to low levels of disturbance and mortality during the first key weeks of life as well as a lack of natural predators. (Photo by Hanne Siebers/National Trust)
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