The Jungle Book · Character
Sea Catch
A fifteen-year-old fur seal who fights forty-five rivals for a patch of Novastoshnah beach and gruffly claims his wife Matkah as his prize.
supporting
Also known as old Sea Catch, Old Sea Catch
First appearance: The White Seal
As a supporting figure in The Jungle Book, Sea Catch is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Kotick's father, a huge gray fur-seal who fights alongside Kotick.
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Sea Catch is a massive, scarred veteran of the breeding rocks, bleeding from twenty places and nearly blind in one eye after a season of battling for room by the sea. He refuses to eat for four months on the beach,…
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- Other
Character groups
- Kotick's seal family
- Protagonist
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