A grey seal pup who was found dehydrated and underweight at St Brides Bay in Pembrokeshire - following a long 120km journey in the wild from Cornwall in four days - has been released back into the wild.<br />Affectionately named Muse [after the Devon rock band that hail from Teignmouth] - the seal pup has been cared for by staff at RSPCA West Hatch Wildlife Centre in Taunton, Somerset, for the past few months.<br />After his rehabilitation he now weighs 41.5kg - nearly tripling in size since he was rescued back in December in Pembrokeshire, after concerns were raised about his health four days earlier when he was spotted in Cornwall.<br />Muse was released at a location in Devon on Wednesday, April 8 and a video shows him racing down to the water’s edge when he was released from his carrier.<br />He was released alongside five other seals - who were rescued by British Divers Marine Life Rescue - Jimi Hendrix, Lewis Capaldi, Run DMC, Kate Nash and Oxford Comma (with singers and bands being this year’s theme at the centre).<br />©Images: RSPCA<br />
