Thursday, August 25, 2016

 

Seal Borrows B.C. Boat To Escape Killer Whales Like A Boss

Seal hops in B.C. boat to escape killer whales like a boss.

Talk about being ocean smart.

A seal swimming off the coast of Vancouver Island escaped a pod of killer whales by hitching a ride on someone’s boat on Monday.

Peter Hamilton, founder of the Lifeforce ecology organization, said the seal had about 10 orcas on its tail.

The seal, who clearly wasn’t having any of thatwhole “being lunch” thing, hopped into the back of a boat and camped out for about half an hour.

Hamilton said the whales eventually gave up and left, and the seal “cautiously” slipped back into the water and swam way.

The ecologist told The Huffington Post Canada it’s an incident that “happens very rarely.”

Last summer, another seal pulled the same stunt to avoid being eaten by killer whales in B.C.’s Desolation Sound.
To help protect the animals in B.C., people are advised to stay stay at least 100 metres away from marine animals or birds. If boaters find themselves stuck too close to an animal, they’re advised to stay still and let the animals pass.
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