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A baby seal thanks its rescuer
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Video published by Ocean Conservation Namibia
Antoine and Naude, from the nonprofit association "Ocean Conservation Namibia" (OCN), are used to rescuing seals with fishing nets wrapped around their necks, slowly but surely strangling them.
Usually, seals struggle, bite and attack their rescuers without really understanding what is happening. Except for this very grateful little seal, which seems to thank them calmly.
A baby seal thanks its rescuer
Information
Video published by Ocean Conservation Namibia
Antoine and Naude, from the nonprofit association "Ocean Conservation Namibia" (OCN), are used to rescuing seals with fishing nets wrapped around their necks, slowly but surely strangling them.
Usually, seals struggle, bite and attack their rescuers without really understanding what is happening. Except for this very grateful little seal, which seems to thank them calmly.
A baby seal thanks its rescuer
Information
Video published by Ocean Conservation Namibia
Antoine and Naude, from the nonprofit association "Ocean Conservation Namibia" (OCN), are used to rescuing seals with fishing nets wrapped around their necks, slowly but surely strangling them.
Usually, seals struggle, bite and attack their rescuers without really understanding what is happening. Except for this very grateful little seal, which seems to thank them calmly.
