Big seal roams around South Africa’s streets
(MENAFN) A big elephant seal took a different direction by mistake and was seen moving slowly and heavily in a street in a city in South Africa near the coast on Tuesday morning, astonishing citizens and rousing a rescue attempt to return him back to his home, the sea.
An animal accessibly group stated that a young man, was Navigating through the outskirts of Gordon’s Bay close to Cape Town, saw the seal, which weighs 2 tons.
The people from the town left their houses and filmed footage of the scene.
Law enforcement and a regional safety organization made efforts to capture the seal surrounding him with police cars. He fought a little his big head on top of one of the cars and climbed a little on top of another police car before escaping and slipping free, crossing the street, and continuing sealing on a sidewalk.
A group of marine life experts and a town veterinarian sedated the seal and directed him into an animal transportation caravan so he can get back to his to be in his natural environment at a close body of water.
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