Rescued Seals Equipped with Satellite Tags for Successful Return to the Wild

The video discusses the rescue and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned seals by the RSPCA. Once healthy, these seals are released back into the wild. The RSPCA uses advanced satellite tagging technology to monitor the seals' movements and behaviors, ensuring their survival. The tags provide data on the seals' locations and activities, which is transmitted to satellites. The video highlights the successful journey of a seal named Morocco, who traveled to the Dutch coast, indicating his ability to thrive in the wild.

What happens to injured and orphaned young seals after they are found?

How does the RSPCA track the progress of the seals after their release?

What information does the satellite data logging tag collect?

What happens to the satellite tags after the young seals shed their pup coats?

What was the significance of Morocco's journey to the Dutch coast?