Oh, how cute! It's great when the wild life feel comfortable enough to interact with the humans. They know who is a danger and who isn't. They take these same risks out in the wild world too and adjust perfectly fine. I tend to respect that and not try to pet them or anything in the process. They want their critical space too. Congratulations. ")
This seal had been watching everything going on with interest and suddenly put its head on the counter. There were other seals present and none seemed to have an interest in the fish even though they had easy access to them. I saw none actucally eating any of the fish or being feed which is against park regulations
Nice picture, but I have visited galapagos and it is really sad what is happening with the abuse of the fishing industry, this picture shows this reality.
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Awesome shot Gimmie gimmie fish plz
OMG! this is so adorable ^_^ . congratulations on the national geographic picture of the week thing and keep up the great work!
Congratulations,,
Thankyou bastianignacios1 and AmirSohail
cool spotting dude
oohhh so beautiful
Thankyou J
How comical! Nice spotting!
Thankyou MeredithNudo and Jolly Ibañez
What a wonderful, funny shot! Excellent job :-)
Congratulations Jill. Cute spotting.
tibiprada, maggie3, Argy Bee and Juan Mantilla - MJ Reichenbach thankyou for your nice comments
Jill I really wish you enjoy your trip to Ecuador
job well done.. Congrats!
Thank you satyenM
Lovely! Congrats!
Hi nexttogone well said and thankyou for adding your comments
Oh, how cute! It's great when the wild life feel comfortable enough to interact with the humans. They know who is a danger and who isn't. They take these same risks out in the wild world too and adjust perfectly fine. I tend to respect that and not try to pet them or anything in the process. They want their critical space too. Congratulations. ")
This seal had been watching everything going on with interest and suddenly put its head on the counter. There were other seals present and none seemed to have an interest in the fish even though they had easy access to them. I saw none actucally eating any of the fish or being feed which is against park regulations
I agree Juan, it is sad to see an animal begging for food instead of going to hunt for itself.
Nice picture, but I have visited galapagos and it is really sad what is happening with the abuse of the fishing industry, this picture shows this reality.
Amazing! My dog does this! haha
Thanks Adarsha B S
So cute..congrats Jill!
Thanks Gerardo