A seal perched on a wooden float lining the sides of the Charles River locks yesterday just before its release into the harbor.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
Seal’s weeklong Charles River swim ends
A seal perched on a wooden float lining the sides of the Charles River locks yesterday just before its release into the harbor.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
A wayward harbor seal that made its way into the Charles River late last week was released back into the more welcoming waters of Boston Harbor yesterday afternoon after a quick-thinking lock operator corralled the animal, wildlife officials said. (Full article: 265 words)
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