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I'd like to talk about the seal, a common animal in Russia. They are quite large with a gray, smooth body that lacks visible fur, making them excellent swimmers. Seals are aquatic mammals that inhabit both freshwater and saltwater environments. You can often find them in lakes like Lake Baikal and along the coasts from the northern to the western and eastern parts of Russia. Russians generally admire seals for their sociable, cute, and even funny nature. However, there is also a sense of concern and anxiety about their future. The species is facing the threat of extinction due to water pollution and ecological issues like rising temperatures. I personally love watching seals in their natural habitat, but I share the worries of those concerned about their declining numbers. I believe that taking action to protect them is crucial, and I'm hopeful that through collective efforts we can ensure their survival.
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