A grey seal colony in Suffolk has seen a 70% year-on-year increase in pups. The National Trust revealed last year that Orford Ness had become home to the county's first breeding colony of grey seals.

The images, taken on Sunday, March 16, also reveal a vast colony of seals, with an estimated 3,000 gathered at the southern tip and as many as 6,000 across the entire sandbank. In 2017 ...

But for the world’s biggest breeding colony of grey seals, it’s the ideal winter home. In 1960, there were only about 8,000 grey seals in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence. Now, more than 400, ...