In New Zealand's South Island, sea lions are increasingly making a mark in daily life. There are more animals than usual due to the baby boom. New Zealand players are trying to perform as well as possible.
In the city of Dunedin, 135,000 residents speak out about the chaos sea lions are causing, writes Guardian. Animals appear in gardens, golf courses, beaches, and along highways and driveways.
Many sea lion cubs are born in New Zealand during the summer months of December and January. Sea lions are not afraid of people. Two sea lions liked it With their pups in the middle of the golf course. Another went next to the participants swimming During a surfing competition.
Dunedin residents are being asked Account Care must be taken of sea lions, especially newborns. For example, people are asked to keep dogs on a leash and drive carefully on roads.
According to Nature Organisations, sea lions are simply curious and do not disrupt people's lives. “It's a coincidence that the sea lion breeding season coincides with people's summer vacation, but it creates confusion,” said biologist Jim Fife.
Although more sea lions are born, this animal is still endangered. The number of sea lions on mainland New Zealand has been close to zero for more than a century. They returned cautiously in the 1990s, and have seen a significant increase in recent years.
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