A rare sighting of a grey seal spitting at a white-tailed eagle on the Isle of Wight has intrigued scientists. This behavior, previously unseen in seals, may signal competition for food. The observation, made by a bird-watcher, has prompted further interest in animal spitting behaviors, which are known in species like cobras and archerfish. This sighting offers valuable insights into the natural world and highlights the possible impact of species range expansion and reintroduction efforts.