Tourists Report Entangled Seal
When Covid lockdown started in Namibia more than 2 years ago, we used our wide open schedules to rescue seals. No more distractions, just daily rescue missions. Without tourists in the country, we had the beaches and the seal reserve at Cape Cross to ourselves. We were always worried how an increase in tourism would affect our work, and today we got the answer: great!
We had already packed up for the day, ready to go home and count our rescues on our GoPro footage, when a group of tourists reported an entangled seal. The rescue team quickly caught the seal, removed a piece of packing strap from a deep wound around her neck, and let her go again. She was skinny, but still strong enough to make a full recovery.
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