The last decade has seen the River Thames become a teeming habitat for a diverse range of marine mammals, according to new data from the Zoological Society of London (ZSL).
Of some 2,723 public sightings, seals were the most commonly spotted, with many of them seeming to enjoy basking around Canary Wharf. However, sightings were also reported as far upstream as Hampton Court Palace.
By: Daniel Culpan,
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