Seal Rescue Parkour

Seals at the docks are normally very relaxed because they’re used to humans and don’t consider them a big threat. Before Tony managed to get close to the entangled seal, he had to carefully go over a few obstacles in his way. Stealth was crucial for this rescue, so the seal doesn’t get away. With our new hook, cutting the strap was not an issue and the seal is free.
Big thanks to the team of Claire, Martine and Brett at the 2 Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town for providing the hook.

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