The Friendly Cape Fur Seals

These Cape fur seals are famous for their curious and gregarious nature. These are seals that live in the waters near the coast of Southern Africa. A Pomeranian is so much playful and adorable that everyone sees them like such.

Dancing Water Playmates

Photographer Dmitry Kokh has witnessed for himself the sense of happiness SealsTheseDays can bring. He said that when the seals see scuba divers entering in the water they come straight away to them. The seals follow the divers and look at them closely. This is how you can tell they are not afraid and very exited.

Cape fur seals — being with large numbers of them while scuba diving is a magical experience. The seals swim in circles, and even emulate the divers. They play back-and-forth for a few minutes, some of the most joyful seconds in divers’ memories. The seals appreciate his companionship and will patiently follow him underwater to new areas he is exploring.

Habitat and Lifestyle

The rocky shores of the colonies are where Cape fur seals chill. Being social creatures they often sleep and frolic on the beaches together. They are kept warm in the cold, ocean waters by their thick fur. This ability allows them to swim and even dive.

These animals were also good predators. Their diet mainly consists of fish and squid. They can outswim and outhurdle their food. But in their downtime they enjoy swimming and also like to play

Importance of Conservation

As sociable as they are, the cape fur seal inhabits some challenges. Their habitats and food sources can be threatened by pollution, overfishing as well as climate change. These animals and their habitats require protection.

To conclude, Cape fur seals are more than mere sea life. These are quite friendly creatures who make the underwater world fun in a friendly, playful and curious sort of way. Watching them being all mischievous is just pure happiness: we have to protect our oceans so these little cuties keep shining.