Hurt Sea Lion Baby Asks Boaters For Help

Have a look at this story. A distressed sea lion seeks help from compassionate boaters, reminding us of our shared responsibility towards Earth’s animals. Would you help the little guy? I would for sure!!

A Cry for Help

Imagine having a chilled day sailing on the water, when suddenly a sea lion approaches your boat. The sea lion seems distressed, its eyes pleading for help.

The Plight of Sea Lions

Despite the sea lion trusting people to help them, it’s often people who cause them harm. From getting entangled in fishing nets to facing the brunt of marine pollution, sea lions are often helpless when it comes to protecting themselves.

What Happened to Amber the Sea Lion?

It is believed that Amber had been attacked by something in the water and appeared to be starving. Zusho and his friends quickly took Amber to the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach for assistance. The Pacific Marine Mammal Center spokesperson, Krysta Higuchi, mentioned that they often see cases of malnutrition, dehydration, entanglements, boat wounds, gunshot wounds, parasites, and other illnesses in marine animals. In Amber’s case, it is believed she was attacked, but the exact cause of her injury is yet to be specified. Amber is now released back into the ocean.

Did You Know?

• Sea lions have a keen sense of direction and can travel long distances for food.
• Unlike seals, sea lions have external ear flaps and can walk on all fours.

The Responsibility We Bear

The incident with the hurt sea lion is not just an isolated event. It’s a call to action. As stewards of the planet, it’s our responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of all its inhabitants. Whether it’s being more mindful of our actions, reducing marine pollution, or aiding distressed animals, every small step counts.

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