See whales, seals, seagulls and other ocean life at Race Rocks in Canada. There are six animal web cams to choose from, one being a remote control 360 degree web cam so you can zoom in and pan to look for animals. One camera focuses in on a seagull nest.
You will need Quicktime to watch these videos, which is available free for download from here.
Watch the live animal web cams at Race Rocks.
This animal cam comes to you live from the Hellabrunn Zoo in Germany and has three different animals that you can watch: Seals, Elephants and Chimpanzees. To change cams and view different animals, select the links on the lower left of the page.
You can also change the animal cam refresh rate directly under the cam. This cam is about 6 hours ahead of eastern time in the US, so if the cam is dark it is probably night.
Watch the Hellabrunn Zoo Cam
The Elephant Seals are back and better than before courtesy of National Geographic. The National Geographic Elephant Seal Cam comes to you from the Año Nuevo State Reserve on the coast of California and features high quality streaming video with sound. See and hear seagulls, waves and many elephant seals.
You can watch the Elephant Seal cam live from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. EST and after that you can hear the audio only from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. EST. You will need free RealPlayer to watch the Elephant Seal cam.
Watch the Elephant Seal Cam
At the Toledo Zoo in Ohio, in addition to their Hippo cam and Elephant cam, they also have a Seal Cam where you can watch them above the water and swimming underwater as well. This cam has streaming video and is viewable directly from your browser.
Watch the Underwater Seal Cam
Watch the Top View Seal Cam
Here’s an excellent streaming video cam for you to watch seals and other creatures in the water at the Rotterdam Zoo in Holland. This is also a remote control cam so you can pan, tilt and zoom. I was able to zoom in close enough to snap the pictures above. I give this animal cam two thumbs up. If you are in the United States, this cam will only be visible late at night.
Watch the Rotterdam Seal Cam
The Ocean Sciences Centre is home to five Harp Seal cams, two of which are underwater. There are six seals living there: Babette, Deane, Jamie, Lenny, Oscar and Tyler.
The Harp Seal cams require JAVA which you can download here.
Watch the Harp Seal cams 1, 2 and 3
Watch the underwater Harp Seal cams