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Plea to give Thames sealsspace for everyone's safety

Getting too close to the animals spotted along the River Thames can be harmful for both them and members of the public, a charity says.

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BBC News5 Sept 2026, 07:03 amUpdated 1h ago1 min readScienceGlobal
Plea to give Thames seals space for everyone's safety

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Getting too close to the animals spotted along the River Thames can be harmful for both them and members of the public, a charity says.

This report is published with credit to BBC News. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on BBC News →

Source: BBC News. Published 5 Sept 2026, 07:03 am.

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