Seals tend to make various sounds, from barks and honks to grunts and moans. The one demonstrated in the above video might catch you off guard, but it’s actually pretty typical of a seal.

Seals tend to make various sounds, from barks and honks to grunts and moans. The one demonstrated in the above video might catch you off guard, but it’s actually pretty typical of a seal.

Antarctica's Weddell seals communicate with each other in a high-pitched underwater language reminiscent of Star Wars sound effects, a new study finds.

Sound designer David Farmer of Novato, who recorded elephant seal vocalizations at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, Calif. that were used in the Lord of the Rings movies. (courtesy of David ...

The team created seal sounds in differing rhythmic sequences differing in tempo (fast and slow), length (long and short) and regularity (so patterns of music that were either a regular beat, or ...

Sound designer David Farmer of Novato, who recorded elephant seal vocalizations at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, Calif. that were used in the Lord of the Rings movies. (courtesy of David ...

However, you can likely find some seals along most coastlines, according to the World Wildlife Fund. A common and beloved trait of these mammals is their ability Is This Really How a Seal Sounds?