Cape Cross Seal Reserve
March 13, 2014 — Namibia
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Young one breastfeeding on its mother.
The Cape Cross Reserve shelters around 100,000 seals coming here to reproduce each year. This area is very rich in fishes due to the Benguela current.
It is also here that the Portuguese explorer Diego Cão planted a 2 metres high cross in 1485. He was the first European to set foot in Namibia.
The young seals are really cute. The one on the left just came out of the water.
The number of seals is impressive.
They even took over the walkway.
Ouch, it must hurt...
A young one breastfeeding...
With all those seals, there are sometime spats between neighbours.
