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Miguel Cortez,
Small Business Owner
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Seals and yellow-eyed penguins can be seen on the rocks and there is abundant bird life.
Seal Rocks are a famous San Francisco landmark named after the colonies of California Sea Lions which habitate the rocks ten months of the year.
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Angela Berkley,
High School Student
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Unfortunately the seals were not in the mood for playing and we had to make do with distant and fleeting glimpses as the odd seal would slip in the water to check us out before returning to the safety of the rocks.
These cruises are often accompanied by playful dolphins and seals basking on rocks are a common sight.
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Bori Gonbutoren,
Reindeer Herder
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Seals are gregarious animals, and can be seen resting on rocks and beaches in colonies.
Seal Rocks situated just off the shoreline near the Cliff House has long been a safe haven to California and Stellar Sea Lions.
Here is a viewing platform from which New Zealand fur seals lying on a rock plateau may be observed.
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Jake Farley,
Truck Driver
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It is also important to realize that all seals periodically come out of the water and haul out on rocks and beaches; this is not necessarily an indication that they are sick or injured.
Seals often haul out onto rocks.
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Shane Kelly,
Bar Tender
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These lazy seals can be found snuggling on rocks along the California coast, but they would much rather curl up around your neck.
Harbour and Grey seals are often seen from the shore swimming off the beach at high tide or hauled out onto the rocks at low tide.
These lazy seals can be found snuggling on rocks along the California coast, but they would much rather curl up on your bed.
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