Marine Mammal Stranding Center

With the colder months approaching, the first seal of the season has been spotted on NJ's beaches. Don't get too close! They're resting after a long swim!

It's common for people to release balloons in memory of lost loved-ones, but it's actually extremely harmful to the environment, particularly NJ's coastline.

A dead whale (should we say another dead whale) has ended up on a New Jersey Beach.

While it's not unheard of to spot a whale off New Jersey's coastline, it is extremely rare to witness one on the water's surface. A blue whale has been spotted!

Marine Mammal volunteers come to the rescue of a wayward seal in Asbury Park

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center has reported a beached whale was found washed up along the shoreline in Long Beach Township.

The young seal had plastic entangled around her neck...

A sad end to this story...

Ocean City Police blocked traffic for the wondering seal cub...

If you happen upon a seal on your beach strolls during the cold months, there are 3 behavioral signs that reveal if it's bothered by you.