Seal Rehabilitation Program. by blinkings
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Description
Injured Australian Fur Seals are brought from the wild to the Royal Melbourne Zoo. They are often inured as the result of an altercation with a Great White shark. Those that cannot be fully rehabilitated are allowed to live out their lives in the beautiful new facilities at the zoo. The rest are released back into the wild. Below, an Australian Fur Seal has one last play in one of the wave tanks prior to heading home to the oceans around Phillip Island, Australia. Both photos are much better viewed zooooooomed.
Comments (18)
kgb224
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Crabbycabby
Wonderful image and story.
jayfar
Great shots both of them and nice that they are being looked after.
durleybeachbum
A superb project and great pics.
BIPOLARTWO
Criminal or drug user's? I see the little ring at the bottom where they are chained up at night... Sealperb capture +5
bugatti
Nice. I remember visiting a facility for dolphins rehab in Sugarloaf Key, Forida, many years ago ...
Feliciti
a great project for this lovely animals !!wonderful shot!
wonderworld
Very cool shot!!
wotan Online Now!
Really cool capture!
dakotabluemoon
Wonderful shot of these seals hope the tank is big enough for them to have fun.
KarmaSong Online Now!
Excellent capture and narrative on it. There's so much to do for endangered species ...
debbielove
Great shot, beautifully clear water! super lol Look like they are having a blast.. lol Rob
Faemike55
Wonderful capture Great project this is
Sea_Dog
Wonderful shots and story. Nice to see they critters being given a second chance at life. Both shots are Zoom worthy.
alanwilliams
terrific, real drama
danapommet
That is a wonderful rehab program for the seals especially the ones that can't go back into the ocean.
cfulton
This is something worth visiting, for sure! Looks like the give it a seal of approval... Clive
praep
I like the colours in the first shot the most - the big blue. Thanks for sharing images and information with us.