We were able to get to within 10 feet of these Sea Lions. What a sight!
Monday, March 21, 2011
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4 comments:
Very nice!!
What would you have done if they had come flapping after you :)
They are able to generate a speed of 40 miles per hour. I am not...Perhaps I would have tried to fight them off with my camera...(My camera is VERY heavy! :)
These are actually California sea lions. You can tell because of their dark brown/black coat and the males have a "sagital crest" that lighter bump on top of their head. Steller sea lions are all light tan and have slightly darker flippers.
Thanks for the comment and correct identification of the Sea Lions Adrianne!
A person who claimed to work for the Sea Lion Rescue Station told us they were Stellar Seals. I did a little research and am sure you are correct though! Thanks again.
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