A loop of recreational fishing line has inflicted a deep, raw wound on this young seal’s neck. The monofilament was so tight and embedded, it turned the skin red, a clear sign of prolonged suffering. With every movement, the line cut deeper, like a noose that slowly tightens. Fishing lines don’t break under pressure. They hold firm, even as the animal grows, struggles, and eventually succumbs. Even the strongest seals won’t survive neck entanglements like this without human intervention. If we c