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Seals among species that live longer in captivity, study finds

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New research suggests that four marine mammal species — harbour seals, California sea lions, bottlenose dolphins and polar bears — actually live longer in captivity than they do in the wild, and that their longevity in zoos in aquariums has grown more than threefold in the last two centuries.

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Seals, sea lion, polar bear
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