Two Seal Rescues And A Whale!

Whales are a rare spot at Pelican Point and NO, they’re not hunting the seals. Seals in Namibia have only land-based predators like jackals and birds. Even Orcas that frequent this area once or twice a year are not hunting our seals. Both seals were caught in fishing line. Fishing activities are responsible for most of the entanglements on Cape Fur Seals. In other words: ghost fishing gear has become the biggest threat to seals and many other marine species!

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