Baikal seal
Baikal seal noun: an earless seal of species Pusa sibirica, inhabiting Lake Baikal. It is unusual for being a freshwater seal, whereas most other seals live in salt water.

Noun
Baikal seal (plural Baikal seals)
- An earless seal of species Pusa sibirica, inhabiting Lake Baikal. It is unusual for being a freshwater seal, whereas most other seals live in salt water.
Forms of Baikal seal
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Questions about Baikal seal
- What does Baikal seal mean?
- Baikal seal means an earless seal of species Pusa sibirica, inhabiting Lake Baikal. It is unusual for being a freshwater seal, whereas most other seals live in salt water.
- What part of speech is Baikal seal?
- Baikal seal is a noun.
- What is the plural of Baikal seal?
- The plural of Baikal seal is Baikal seals.
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