Photos of Seal Bay

Seal Bay is famous for its huge population of rare animals, the Australian sea lions, the only place in Australia where visitors can get up close and personal with seals on the beach. Since 1803, there have been ecological records here. In the first half of the 20th century, shark fishing boats arbitrarily killed sea lions and seals as bait for killing sharks. Because of the underwater reefs near Seal Bay, sea boats cannot get close to them. , the Australian sea lions here survived. In 1954, with the establishment of the Seal Bay Water Reserve, the sea lions on the island can settle down safely and reproduce. At present, there are about 600 sea lions here. They are very human. For tourists walking among them, they behave quite generously. When facing the camera of tourists, they will pose and present a vivid picture to tourists very cooperatively. picture.