Returning Monk Seal Gives Birth Again at Kaimana Beach, Prompting Safety Response

Returning monk seal gives birth again at Kaimana Beach, prompting safety response

A 15-year-old female Hawaiian monk seal named Kaiwi gave birth to a pup at sunset on Kaimana Beach, and the public is reminded to maintain a respectful distance away from the seals to protect both the community and the endangered species.

Monk seal Kaiwi welcomes new pup at Kaimana Beach | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Hawaiian monk seal Kaiwi has given birth again to a pup at Kaimana Beach Park in Waikiki.

Hawaiian Monk Seal Gives Birth on Oahu Beach—See the Baby

Stock image by Anastasia Babenko/Getty Images The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has announced the birth of a wild Hawaiian monk seal on Oahu’s Kaimana Beach. The DLNR also shared precious footage of the newborn baby and its mother on the beach, reminding people to stay away from the area for up to seven weeks while the pup nurses and grows stronger. “A Hawaiian monk seal pup was born at sunset, Sunday, May 3, on Kaimana…

Kaiwi Gives Birth Again At Kaimana Beach

A 15‑year‑old Hawaiian monk seal, Kaiwi, gave birth at Kaimana Beach; officials installed fencing and urge people to stay at least 150 feet away during the nursing period.

BIRTH OF HAWAIIAN MONK SEAL PUP AT KAIMANA BEACH PROMPTS COORDINATED SAFETY RESPONSE

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Birth Of Monk Seal Pup Prompts Public Reminder

HAWAIʻI - The State of Hawaiʻi has issued Public Safety Advisories following the birth of a monk seal pup on O‘ahu’s south shore.