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The story about this dramatic seal rescue can be found on the
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IMPORTANT
NOTICE Please do
not attempt to go near the Seals, make any loud noises or disturb them
in anyway. This is their home and should be preserved for future generations
to observe and enjoy! The
Marine Code of Conduct: Keep your distance
- never go closer than 100m for one boat. Never drive head on to
move, scatter or separate marine animals. Spend no longer than 15 minutes
near the animals. Maintain a steady direction and slow 'no
wake' speed. Never swim close to wild marine animals for thier
safety and yours.
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