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Many people call seals the dogs of the sea, and they may have a point. Seals are curious creatures and are mostly docile with humans. Matt Stanley and Andrew Flounders were surfing and filming with their Go Pro when a seal jumped on Matt’s surfboard. The seal couldn’t get steady footing, but stayed for over and hour and body surfed with the duo from Great Britain. Seals are friendly creatures that will come up to humans, but the wildlife organization asks that you do not pet them.

For more information on seal rescue, please check out www.pacificmmc.org 

 

 

 

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