Marine Mammal Stranding Center

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center made the difficult decision to humanely euthanize a beached Pilot whale.

It's important to be able to accurately identify whether or not a beached seal is actually in distress. If they're just taking time to rest, stay away!

These little fellas occasionally find their way to our beaches.

An adorable gray harbor seal recently had to be rescued from the beaches of Ocean County by the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine.

With the colder months approaching, the first seal of the season has been spotted on NJ's beaches. Don't get too close! They're resting after a long swim!

It's common for people to release balloons in memory of lost loved-ones, but it's actually extremely harmful to the environment, particularly NJ's coastline.

A dead whale (should we say another dead whale) has ended up on a New Jersey Beach.

While it's not unheard of to spot a whale off New Jersey's coastline, it is extremely rare to witness one on the water's surface. A blue whale has been spotted!

Marine Mammal volunteers come to the rescue of a wayward seal in Asbury Park

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center has reported a beached whale was found washed up along the shoreline in Long Beach Township.

The MMSC needs donations of several important items...

Marine Mammal Stranding Center volunteers have been busy