Mediterranean monk seal

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  1. Date: 2026
    Place: Arkitsa, Fthiotida Central Greece
    Reported: Unidentified young seal Lamia Report

    Observation: A young seal was photographed and filmed on a road in Arkitsa on the morning of 26 February. Residents and a coastguard officer accompanied it back to the sea.

  2. Date: 2026
    Place: Tinos harbour Cyclades
    Reported: Unidentified Naxos Times

    Observation: One seal was reported swimming and surfacing in Tinos harbour on the morning of 19 February. Residents and visitors recorded its appearance.

  3. Date: 2026
    Place: Paralio Astros harbour Arcadia
    Reported: Unidentified Vradini / To Astros tis Thalassis

    Observation: One seal was filmed beside a floating pontoon in Paralio Astros harbour on the evening of 7 February. Reports describe it swimming near the harbour and appearing to feed.