Marine Mammal Stranding Center

With help from the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, the Coast guard was able to save a dolphin from the beaches of Sea Isle City.

We're supposed to be staying 6 feet away form other humans, but the suggested distance from seals is 150 feet. Some people in Atlantic City got too close recently.

A seal pup on the beach in North Wildwood recently created quite the scene while sunbathing.

When you live near the ocean, you know that sea animals occasionally need human help. Believe it or no, that help could soon come from you

A seal, suffering from a pretty big shark bite, is now at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, after being found on a beach in Sandy Hook.

Coast Guard Station Cape May is usually in the business of helping people in distress or stranded at sea. On Saturday, they expanded that role to include a stranded baby seal.

If you do see a stranded mammal, don't touch it, and contact the local police department.

South Jersey has the distinct privilege of being home to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, although sometimes I think that facility is taken for granted or is a little under appreciated by locals. So here's some background information and some incredible pictures of the good work they do at M…

The Dancing with the Dolphins Island Party  is on this Sunday starting at 7PM on the top floor at The Pier Shops, Caesar's Atlantic City. Enjoy a light array of cuisine and an opportunity to dance with delightful dolphins...