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More Than 800 have been recorded sightings of whales, dolphins and seals in UK waters this Year .

A project saw, 320 whales, dolphins and porpoises are sighted, the said, from the coast of Yorkshire , conservationists.

And 483 grey seals including seven puppies were in Cumbria , a 34% increase from last Year .

said there had been "a sea-change in the attitude of the people", but in British waters were still in danger due to invasive species and Plastic -waste.

The organization is a combination of 46 individual wildlife trusts in the country, the aid organisations, the members and Volunteers .

More and More taper on the seals sightings have been reported than ever before in South Walney nature reserve in Cumbria -with 483 seals, including seven puppies, one of 360 in the Year - on-Year

The Yorkshire project educated the citizens, scientists saw the absorption of hundreds of people.

a photo captured a school of bottlenose dolphins, the trip from Scotland to Flamborough Head in East Yorkshire identified the the furthest to The South , they had officially.

Bex Lynam, North Sea Wildlife Trusts " marine advocacy officer, said: "It is likely that bottlenose dolphins were in The South , to schools of fish; it is exciting to see playful dolphins and the Ocean Giants such as whales.

"Ten Years ago, you will see a Bottlenose Dolphin off the coast of Yorkshire would have been rare.

"We need to collect More data about how and why we protect these waters, if better. "

the researchers also logged minke whales Staithes feed in North Yorkshire .

Tulip Belle commuting between The Isle of Man and Cornwall

Cumbria Wildlife Trust said that they had reported, More grey seals at South Walney nature reserve than ever before. In the past Year , it had recorded 360.

A seal has been revealed, commuting between The Isle of Man and Cornwall, discovered for the First Time , how far the seals would travel for food and a place to have the puppies.

photos sent by the Manx Wildlife Trust, Cornwall seal group, The Animal , called showed the Tulip , Belle, was a regular visitor to The South -West since 2001, the return in The Calf of the people to the puppies every couple of years.

Joan Edwards , the Wildlife Trusts' director of living seas, said: "More people than ever before," were help by volunteering on the coast, in the midst of growing concern about the world of animals, Climate Change and environmental pollution.

But the trust, said that The Animal world is "increasingly concerned about the people," including people on motorcycles terrifying the dolphins and kayakers scare seals.

Plastic waste with food be confused by the marine animal world and is a danger to the animals, the Wildlife Trusts, says

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Source of news: bbc.com