The Seal Takes The Lead
Quite unexpectedly, the seals came up to the divers and started interacting with them. When Grayson turned around, one of the seals tapped him on the shoulder. This creature appeared to be attempting to take his hands in its grasp. Grayson appeared to be invited to join in on the fun by the seal, who appeared to be waving his flippers around in invitation. The seal’s flippers were shook by Grayson, who, on the other hand, reached out and shook his.
The Seal Takes The Lead
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Odd Behavior
Wildlife-viewing divers must spend days in the water swimming alongside a pod of seals in order to gain their trust and cooperation. Seals require this amount of time to assess whether or not the humans pursuing them are safe to approach.
Odd Behavior
