Normally dive operator take scuba divers to boring dive sites for a check dive. This was not the case in the Galapagos. The captain took us to a shallow bay filled with juvenile Sea Lions.
I couldn’t ask for more – I love Sea Lions!
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AWESOME!!!!!!
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Thanks!!!
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My pleasure. 🙂
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Such fun! I swam with them off the coast of Chile and Peru. Wonderful!
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That must be amazing. Both of those place are on my dive list.
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Wow, that would have been amazing. What lovely creatures!
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Sea lions are definitely one of my favorite animals underwater. They have so much personality when they are young.
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Surprising how big those guys are up close, and how agile they are underwater compared to on land.
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Reblogged this on Craig's Travel Blog.
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Sea lions seem like the dogs of the sea!
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They have a lot of dog/puppy qualities. They are extremely curious and playful when younger. Also, they bark underwater – https://youtu.be/BbtrZD7whBk
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I saw a man on a stand up paddle board with his dog approach a seal. The dog and seal seemed fixated on each other. The dog was well trained and did not bark or go off the board. Cool they bark underwater.
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Sea Lions remind me of juvenile dogs. They have similar qualities – playful, curious, engaging, etc.
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I sent a link to your video on utube to a couple of friends that scuba dive.
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Great! I’ll check out your friends videos.
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Don’t think they have taken any on their scuba trips yet. I know they have taken photos. They got their teen son into it as well.
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