Today is International Seal Day, and I want to share one of my favorite photos: an Australian sea lion with her pup at Seal Bay.
Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island in South Australia has been home to Australian sea lions for thousands of years. Moments like this show the results of protecting wildlife. Because Australian sea lions are endangered, Seal Bay is one of the few places where they can come ashore, rest, and raise their pups safely. At Seal Bay Conservation Park, there are no enclosures or cages. Guides take visitors into the colony so people can learn about these sea lions as they live freely on the white sands they have known for generations.
International Seal Day is a good reminder that special moments like this don’t just happen on their own. They exist because dedicated people work hard, believing that future generations should have the chance to experience them too.
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🦭 Australian sea lion (Neophoca cinerea)
📸 Canon R5M2 & Canon RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM
📍 Kangaroo Island, South Australia




















