@@SagebrushRambles I'm a birder, so I get it. But geez, this is homogenous. The field of view is just brown mounds, so I'm guessing the search image is for whatever doesn't look like a brown mound. Like a grain of rice in a pile of potatoes.
Naude, your bare hand in the net near a poisonous spike with no room to maneuver really makes me nervous. Thank you for risking it to save the seal, though.🦭🙏
To see a spike in a foggy day against dark fur, that's really incredible. The seal was quite calm and the restraints work really well, keeping the seal in place and protecting the rescuers from dangerous bites.
These poor seals face enough dangers from other animals--catfish, sharks, hyenas...etc. Shame we have to add to their plight with our hooks, nets, packing straps...etc. Thank you all as always for your care and dedication to saving these seals--it is truly inspiring! Heal quickly and swim safe big guy.
Listening to you all discuss your strategy is so interesting. I like how everyone is always on the same page and everyone's suggestions are considered. Well done! Thanks, guys!🦭👍💪
@@mircat28 idt it's surprise so much as acknowledging the effort and work put in. The guys work together so well by now that it's virtually seamless, and that shows how much work they've put in together
Ich bin so froh und dankbar, dass es euch gibt.Es ist so traurig das der Mensch seinen Müll im Meer entsorgt,Tiere dadurch leiden und am Ende sogar sterben.Dank euch werden einige glückliche gerettet ❤
Wow all the bells and whistles were brought out for this rescue. Complicated rescue to highlight the many tools needed in this one So glad that you have them for everyone’s safety!
What teamwork you display!.Everyone focused on the deal and your own safety. And you run like gazelles across vast distances of sand, jumping over rocks and seals going in all directions. Great tools, focus on quickly doing rescue and allowing seal to get back to the herd
I always knew them to live in fresh water, living in salt water was new to me as well. I know they are plentiful here in the United States, also South America, maybe they are just about everywhere. They are bottom feeders (the fresh water variety), not sure about the ones in this video. Cheers
*_I find so amazing: from SOME DISTANCE --- 100's of yards away ... with binoculars and such --- these guys/gals are ABLE TO SPOT SUCH SPIKES!_* It's but a few inches/cm in length and seems, with it's color, to be camouflaged well against a seal's dark fur. Curious: are you able, from such distances, to spot these details, or, are there other signs of distress that you recognize? [Remarkable. And, of course, thank you for your selfless but glorious efforts; providing a bit of relief, comfort, etc to some of God's innocent creatures.]
Bulls like to posture around on the beach, and having your head high gets you noticed by the females, plus, of course lets you see any danger. And that's probably why this barb was easy to see on the animal's chin.
you may observe abnormal body movements, if using binoculars looking for nails on the hairy body is very difficult. especially after the injured animals are identified and when they are about to be caught they move / run among their friends who are the same color and body size Kudos for trying to help. you you are amazing
That Denzel is fast. I am so fascinated with these guys helping the seals. I've teared up a couple times when I see how tangled/hurt the seals get because of we who should be taking care of them. People! Damn People and their trash, cruelty and carelessness.
I get tense when the team is on high alert like this because the danger is so real. You put everything in place to do safely what was needed, for the seal and yourselves, and you did it. Great, great job.
@@patsmith5947 Think how much more you'll feel that way if you donate just a few bucks toward equipment. You can still watch from bed but you'd be participating!
Watching how careful you are now with all these newer tools and implements makes me realize how cowboy you were just 1-2 years ago with these big guys!
Я сегодня впервые испугалась!!!! Какой огромный котик... Парни, вы Мега профессионалы!!! Наощупь провести такие манипуляции!!!! Браво!!! Аплодирую стоя!!!!!
Several people with different amounts of experience and work perspective discuss how best to carry out a delicate operation in order to not only save a creature but also to "do no harm" while saving it. Congratulations to OCN for being one of the best *working* teams I've seen in action in a long, long time. Seriously.
They need a fast-acting but very temporary sedative. Etomidate is a fast-acting sedative often used for medical procedures and induction of anesthesia. It works quickly and has a relatively short duration of action, making it suitable for situations where rapid sedation is required, but the effects need to wear off relatively quickly. Etomidate acts by enhancing the action of the neurotransmitter GABA in the brain, leading to sedation and relaxation. Its effects typically last for just a few minutes to around 10-15 minutes. Why can't at least one member of the team be trained to administer this sedative? Reply
@@Rainmaker6302 No. The sedative is fast acting and short-lived. The rescuers would hold the seal in the net until the seal is fully recovered. Instead of wrestling with the seal for 45 minutes (in some cases), the rescue takes only a few minutes. Obviously, a sedative isn't needed in all rescues.
Nice teamwork! That's one lucky seal. How on earth did anyone spot that little spike, in the fog, at that distance? Nice that the little one is safe now, too. Brava! Bravo!
Браво! Браво ребята.... отличная работа.... ещё одна жизнь спасена! Ещё один бедняга избавлен от мучений! И́скренняя благодарность вам !! Удачи вам, будьте здоровы и всего вам самого наилучшего!
Amazing work that you managed to keep this bull under control while needing to feel around so close to his face. Thank you for finding the spike in time.
Mis respeto a estos valerosos hombres que hacen está labor, ayudando a estos seres que sufren por la codicia y la suciedad humana. El humano cogió un planeta bello y maravilloso y lo volvió una cloaca
First, incredibly frustrating to watch as it was for you! Secondly, how in the world could you see it through the fog and great distance! Bravo all. Amazing rescue!
Well done guys. I started following your channel for a while now, and the amount of such beautiful animals you saved already is absolutely amazing. Watching you as you work as a team is a heart warming 😉🙂 You bring me back faith in humanity. God bless you all. It is a beautiful job you are doing. 😊👏👏👏👏💖
I am in awe of you all, how wonderful you are, brave, fit, to run so fast on sand and how you can spot them whilst they are charging for the sea, is beyond belief. Well done, everyone. Much respect from 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🧑🏻🦳
I am from Canada and would like to say thank you guys for all your hard work. I wish I could support your work with cash but instead I send you my unending thank and my love for all living things. Love you guys.
Thank you so much for the commentary. Hearing how you all work together is an added bonus to watching you work. Thank you for all your hard work and the care you give the seals 🤗👍👏👏
You guys are awesome! Thank you for saving this otherwise helpless seal! It took so much payience and dedications. My salute to all of you. God nless you!
Poor creature! It must have been in a lot of pain, and headed to a very painful death. Thanks to all of you, and your dedication to helping these animals, it can now have a bright future. Let’s hope it doesn't, again, get so hungry it attempts to eat another catfish. God bless you and the work you do!
Those beautiful animals start fleeing to the ocean when they see the OCN folks run towards them to protect. Wish God gives the fur seals wisdom that OCN folks are there to protect them. Good luck OCN Team
Great admiration for how well you focus under stress, and for all the great rescues the team does 👏👍 Stay safe! It’s heartbreaking how very many sea animals are suffering pain and slow death because of human activities and carelessness. Thank you for your efforts to help. 🙏 I’ll try to donate what I can.
As you guys run through the seal herd it is fraught with danger. The seals are only in protective mode but so many warning grunts and snapping mouths. And that’s just the beginning of the rescue. This is not an easy job you do but you do it so very well.
You guys have gotten so much better at what you do! You're all incredible, working as a team on such a HUGE seal! Glad to see you have the tools for the job, too. Thank you for posting your adventures saving these wonderful animals. At sunset, I used to watch them doing the sidestroke 20 metres parallel to the beach at Santa Barbara looking for a late afternoon snack.
Каждый раз когда смотрю ваши видео переживаю за вас...ведь спасая этих замечательных животных,молюсь чтобы вы не пострадали....терпения и благополучия,здоровья вашей команде и вашим спасенышам....из Белоруси
I don't know if you guys felt it BUT I was in the video (in my mind) pushing with every fiber of my Brooklyn Being... to help him... SO MANY BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU.. and the seal too... should have had my Namibia tee shirt on...
I'm 65 and live inland, near Charlotte, NC, US, and will probably never see a seal. What I do know is that you are all world heroes. Thank you! God bless you!
After all he OCN videos I’ve watched - and that’s a lot - this is the first one that made me jump back from my monitor early on when the seal bucked hard early on an it knocked Tony backwards. Mad respect for all your tedious work protecting these animals.
You guys make me cry everytime you are able to save just 1 and how you keep at it until the object you saw is taken off the seal or whatever you come across. Thank you so very much for all your hard work!!!
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No matter how you say, all of you are Heroes. God bless you.
What incredible work from these marine life athletes.👏👏👏
How in the world did y’all see that little spike from a distance?! Well done, indeed!
Binocs
@@SagebrushRambles I'm a birder, so I get it. But geez, this is homogenous. The field of view is just brown mounds, so I'm guessing the search image is for whatever doesn't look like a brown mound. Like a grain of rice in a pile of potatoes.
I agree. Just being able to see the spike is amazing.
Thank you for your kindness 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍀🇺🇸
My question too.
Fantastic team work guys!! I was really holding my breath on this rescue!!! Thank you all🎉🦭
Washington State🇺🇸👋🏻
Согласна! Команда- супер!!! Парни крутые! Огромные молодцы! Россия. Сибирь.
WONDERFUL GUYS . YOU NEVER GAVE UP. THANK YOU. GOD BLESS YOU ALL..
We don't know how to give up haha, thanks!
Wow you guys are beyond incredible 👍👍👍👍👍so thankful for people like you🙏
Naude, your bare hand in the net near a poisonous spike with no room to maneuver really makes me nervous. Thank you for risking it to save the seal, though.🦭🙏
You are fast like the wind and have eagle vision. You guys are superheroes, but real ❤️
Naude: "He shouldn't have as much lifting force when he's on his back."
Seal: Oh, yeah?! (Proceeds to almost buck off Antoine, Wally and Denzil.)
😉💪👍👏
I guess even seals do sit ups!
Thank you wonderful champions with the heart of St Francis of Assissi who loved animals sooo much❤❤❤
Great comment St. Francis was a great man loving and talking with animals.
To see a spike in a foggy day against dark fur, that's really incredible. The seal was quite calm and the restraints work really well, keeping the seal in place and protecting the rescuers from dangerous bites.
After watching hundreds of videos, I'm convinced they have super powers! It's mind-boggling that they spotted that spike! 😳😳😳
Or binoculars but it could be super powers in some bizarre world
How does a spike get into the seal.? 😢❤
@@silverlakegirl907811:50 AMEN 😇🙏‼️
From a catfish@@janethompson2305
You guys are the Heroes for wildlife in there 👍🏻
Nice job guys for such a difficult task. You saved another from a horrible death.
These poor seals face enough dangers from other animals--catfish, sharks, hyenas...etc. Shame we have to add to their plight with our hooks, nets, packing straps...etc. Thank you all as always for your care and dedication to saving these seals--it is truly inspiring! Heal quickly and swim safe big guy.
Listening to you all discuss your strategy is so interesting. I like how everyone is always on the same page and everyone's suggestions are considered. Well done! Thanks, guys!🦭👍💪
Not being on the same page is how ppl get hurt with this 😬
Yup there's no "I" in team
They believe in teamwork for the animal’s safety as well as their own. It shouldn’t be a surprise that they do that.
@@mircat28 idt it's surprise so much as acknowledging the effort and work put in. The guys work together so well by now that it's virtually seamless, and that shows how much work they've put in together
We are at our best when we work together. So hey, why not send them a contribution?
Ich bin so froh und dankbar, dass es euch gibt.Es ist so traurig das der Mensch seinen Müll im Meer entsorgt,Tiere dadurch leiden und am Ende sogar sterben.Dank euch werden einige glückliche gerettet ❤
Wow all the bells and whistles were brought out for this rescue. Complicated rescue to highlight the many tools needed in this one So glad that you have them for everyone’s safety!
Big bulls are especially dangerous. One is stronger than 2 men, and somebody would be going home with missing fingers if he got his head loose.
Yes indeed! That extended beak plier worked its charm!!!
Indeed ! Apparently they keep multiple sets of eagle eyes in their kit ! B-)
@@solarnaut 😅😂👍
They are wonderful........
Great job guys. Thank you for saving this innocent soul ❤❤❤
I loved it when the seals came back out of the sea to watch, I found that quite endearing! 🏴
Thank you for helping these innocent animals from human waste. You are the hope for the compassionate future.
How in the world could you see such a small thing? That was amazing
Exactly what I thought. I figure they know seals so well by now that any little thing out of place is noticed by them.
Binoculars
This was my question too. OCN can not only run at lightning speed but has incredible vision as well!
Binoculars, a spotting scope, and practice.
That's right!
Ihr seid die größte Helden…. !!! ❤😊
Thank you my heroes for saving his life ❤️ greetings to all 😊🙋🏻
God’s Blessings be upon all of you , God send Angels , no word to express , ur Parents are so Bless to have Sons like you all…💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Omg . That's unbelievable..you all are amazing. Thank you so much NYC one ❤
What teamwork you display!.Everyone focused on the deal and your own safety. And you run like gazelles across vast distances of sand, jumping over rocks and seals going in all directions. Great tools, focus on quickly doing rescue and allowing seal to get back to the herd
Amazing Teamwork! I had no idea catfish can live outside of freshwater. Thanks for saving another gorgeous seal.
Thinking you would need to ask God why there are catfish in salt water. Sorry, wish I had a more earthly answer. Cheers
I always knew them to live in fresh water, living in salt water was new to me as well. I know they are plentiful here in the United States, also South America, maybe they are just about everywhere. They are bottom feeders (the fresh water variety), not sure about the ones in this video. Cheers
That seal has no idea how fortunate he was to have you guys spot him and work on him that day! Wonderful team work! Thank you!
What has been the hardest rescue you have done your team is incredible thank you👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔝👍🔝👍👍
Just want to say how lucky this young bull is……🙏🏻🙏🏻
Superb rescue! I am always amazed at the talents of the OCN team! 💕
Я понимаю, какой это тяжёлый труд.Смотрю с любовью и наслаждаюсь, вашей добротой.Спасибо ,Вам,настоящие мужчины.❤германия
That was like doing "surgery" on the bull! So glad you got it out before it could cause him problems. Congrats on another wonderful rescue!
What an ordeal for all involved! Such patient rescuers! Thank you!!
*_I find so amazing: from SOME DISTANCE --- 100's of yards away ... with binoculars and such --- these guys/gals are ABLE TO SPOT SUCH SPIKES!_* It's but a few inches/cm in length and seems, with it's color, to be camouflaged well against a seal's dark fur. Curious: are you able, from such distances, to spot these details, or, are there other signs of distress that you recognize? [Remarkable. And, of course, thank you for your selfless but glorious efforts; providing a bit of relief, comfort, etc to some of God's innocent creatures.]
Bulls like to posture around on the beach, and having your head high gets you noticed by the females, plus, of course lets you see any danger. And that's probably why this barb was easy to see on the animal's chin.
In that fog, too! Wow!
Maybe God made them but we have to stop endangering them. Send a contribution.
you may observe abnormal body movements, if using binoculars looking for nails on the hairy body is very difficult. especially after the injured animals are identified and when they are about to be caught they move / run among their friends who are the same color and body size
Kudos for trying to help. you you are amazing
@@boediprasetya2850 A sea of rolling brown potatoes!🥔🥔🥔
That Denzel is fast. I am so fascinated with these guys helping the seals. I've teared up a couple times when I see how tangled/hurt the seals get because of we who should be taking care of them. People! Damn People and their trash, cruelty and carelessness.
I get tense when the team is on high alert like this because the danger is so real. You put everything in place to do safely what was needed, for the seal and yourselves, and you did it. Great, great job.
Me too I sit on my bed and watch these rescues and I’m so tense just like I’m helping them. I feel emotional right along with them.
@@patsmith5947 Think how much more you'll feel that way if you donate just a few bucks toward equipment. You can still watch from bed but you'd be participating!
@@patsmith5947 My feelings are same, but i sit on my chair at the laptop.
Amazing!!
You bet I will be donating when I graduate in May 2025! This is an amazing opportunity and as a biologist I want to contribute.
blind operation, surgeons of the highest category! Bravo!!! 👏👏👏. Операция вслепую, хирурги высшей категории! Браво!!!
Angels of persistence! Strength, Joy and Love to you! Thank you for restoring my joy in being human knowing there are those like you in the world.
❤Thank you❤
Watching how careful you are now with all these newer tools and implements makes me realize how cowboy you were just 1-2 years ago with these big guys!
Thank you guys! You’re angels!❤
I love that you are always so polite. I wouldn’t have such patience as you wonderful guys.
Wow son de no atletas 😅😅 los FELICITO, BENDIONES por tan hermosa labor 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
OCN teamwork in action, great job guys you always come up with the solution!!
Я сегодня впервые испугалась!!!! Какой огромный котик... Парни, вы Мега профессионалы!!!
Наощупь провести такие манипуляции!!!!
Браво!!! Аплодирую стоя!!!!!
Several people with different amounts of experience and work perspective discuss how best to carry out a delicate operation in order to not only save a creature but also to "do no harm" while saving it. Congratulations to OCN for being one of the best *working* teams I've seen in action in a long, long time. Seriously.
Well done, guys that one be happy again soon
They need a fast-acting but very temporary sedative. Etomidate is a fast-acting sedative often used for medical procedures and induction of anesthesia. It works quickly and has a relatively short duration of action, making it suitable for situations where rapid sedation is required, but the effects need to wear off relatively quickly. Etomidate acts by enhancing the action of the neurotransmitter GABA in the brain, leading to sedation and relaxation. Its effects typically last for just a few minutes to around 10-15 minutes. Why can't at least one member of the team be trained to administer this sedative?
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@@LoanShoppingExpert11:50 Question ❓ wouldn't the seals drown after the rescue?? The seals head right back into the ocean 🌊😳
@@Rainmaker6302 No. The sedative is fast acting and short-lived. The rescuers would hold the seal in the net until the seal is fully recovered. Instead of wrestling with the seal for 45 minutes (in some cases), the rescue takes only a few minutes. Obviously, a sedative isn't needed in all rescues.
Not the same we can say for a percentage of our human doctors. 🎉
Nice teamwork! That's one lucky seal. How on earth did anyone spot that little spike, in the fog, at that distance? Nice that the little one is safe now, too. Brava! Bravo!
Binocular.
Браво! Браво ребята.... отличная работа.... ещё одна жизнь спасена! Ещё один бедняга избавлен от мучений! И́скренняя благодарность вам !! Удачи вам, будьте здоровы и всего вам самого наилучшего!
Thank God for people like you
Боже!Бравые ребята!Вы это сделали!Какое счастье!!!👍👍👍😻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing work that you managed to keep this bull under control while needing to feel around so close to his face. Thank you for finding the spike in time.
You fellas are awesome! God bless
That had to have been very painful for that big guy! Thank you OCN for your diligent efforts!
Thanks for all you do for these seals
ya I shoud do that
No one outruns ⚡The Flash⚡ Glad the whole team was there for this one!! 🧜🏽♀💜🦭
Bravo my friends! Another complicated beautiful rescue!
Great job OCN, God bless you for helping the seals.👍👍👍👍
Mis respeto a estos valerosos hombres que hacen está labor, ayudando a estos seres que sufren por la codicia y la suciedad humana. El humano cogió un planeta bello y maravilloso y lo volvió una cloaca
Здравствуйте, вы лучшие, 🤗🙏👏
First, incredibly frustrating to watch as it was for you! Secondly, how in the world could you see it through the fog and great distance! Bravo all. Amazing rescue!
Well done guys. I started following your channel for a while now, and the amount of such beautiful animals you saved already is absolutely amazing. Watching you as you work as a team is a heart warming 😉🙂 You bring me back faith in humanity. God bless you all. It is a beautiful job you are doing. 😊👏👏👏👏💖
I am in awe of you all, how wonderful you are, brave, fit, to run so fast on sand and how you can spot them whilst they are charging for the sea, is beyond belief. Well done, everyone. Much respect from 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🧑🏻🦳
You fellows are amazing. Thank you for your dedication to those animals. 🦭🙏🏻
GOD Bless this TEAM dedicated to restoring HEALTH & LIFE to GOD'S CREATURES😊🙏 Ahmen ❤️❤️❤️
Some rescues are very difficult and this was one of them. You did an amazing job working 'blind'. Well done OCN.
I am from Canada and would like to say thank you guys for all your hard work. I wish I could support your work with cash but instead I send you my unending thank and my love for all living things. Love you guys.
Great team effort, perfect rescue. Made my day.
You have become absolutely masterful at these rescues. That was such a good job done with the pliers, even without visual guidance.
OMG these kind of rescues are stressful. Amazed that you can spot a spike so far away.
on ho nevidí, kontroluje ho predsa druhou rukou.......
Thank you so much for the commentary. Hearing how you all work together is an added bonus to watching you work. Thank you for all your hard work and the care you give the seals 🤗👍👏👏
The seal stayed so calm, almost as if it understood you wanted to help
100% they know, especially once the entanglement is being removed they figure out they aren't lunch and being helped
Yes, they understand.
How do we know
All you guys are amazing
You are amazing, and it was nice to see the patient stay so calm. The possibility of severe bites concerned me, but you handled the situation well.💞
Great to see how you have adapted your techniques over time for the safety and wellbeing of both the seal and your selves. Great job guys
Medical/rescue triage with all hands on deck. What a great team OCN. How lucky is Nambia to have OCN!!
You guys are my heroes! How did you see this little spike in a seal in the meddle of all those seals? Incredible! 😍
At first, with binoculars.
Well Done!👍 Every rescue has its unique moments. Have a Great day OCN Team 🙏.
You guys are awesome! Thank you for saving this otherwise helpless seal! It took so much payience and dedications. My salute to all of you. God nless you!
Poor creature! It must have been in a lot of pain, and headed to a very painful death. Thanks to all of you, and your dedication to helping these animals, it can now have a bright future. Let’s hope it doesn't, again, get so hungry it attempts to eat another catfish. God bless you and the work you do!
Wow! Great work! 🙌🏽 I can't believe you could even SEE that spike in the sea of seals!! The young bull was quite cooperative, I'd say. 🙌🏽 ❤️
It's amazing how you saw that! Thank you all for all the work you do...
Those beautiful animals start fleeing to the ocean when they see the OCN folks run towards them to protect. Wish God gives the fur seals wisdom that OCN folks are there to protect them. Good luck OCN Team
Amazing. This video covers it all. The planning, the strategy, the teamwork, the knowledge and the physical fitness 👍
The most struggle I have seen you all have to deal with. Awesome job young men!!! The intensity and determination to save a precious life! ❤❤❤
Great admiration for how well you focus under stress, and for all the great rescues the team does 👏👍 Stay safe! It’s heartbreaking how very many sea animals are suffering pain and slow death because of human activities and carelessness. Thank you for your efforts to help. 🙏 I’ll try to donate what I can.
These guys have Eagle eyes. It is amazing. I have watched many videos and their skill in spotting the seals in trouble is astounding.👍
As you guys run through the seal herd it is fraught with danger. The seals are only in protective mode but so many warning grunts and snapping mouths. And that’s just the beginning of the rescue. This is not an easy job you do but you do it so very well.
Amazing that you spotted that and that you were willing to stick your bare hand in the net to find and retreive it. Well done... to the heroes.
That was an epic rescue. Great job, great teamwork.
Merci ….pour eux …… votre dévouement : bravo !!!! ♥️
You guys have gotten so much better at what you do! You're all incredible, working as a team on such a HUGE seal! Glad to see you have the tools for the job, too. Thank you for posting your adventures saving these wonderful animals. At sunset, I used to watch them doing the sidestroke 20 metres parallel to the beach at Santa Barbara looking for a late afternoon snack.
Каждый раз когда смотрю ваши видео переживаю за вас...ведь спасая этих замечательных животных,молюсь чтобы вы не пострадали....терпения и благополучия,здоровья вашей команде и вашим спасенышам....из Белоруси
I don't know if you guys felt it BUT I was in the video (in my mind) pushing with every fiber of my Brooklyn Being... to help him... SO MANY BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU.. and the seal too... should have had my Namibia tee shirt on...
Oh wow guys, that was amazing! Great rescue, bless you all and the seals.🙏👣🦭🌊💙
I'm 65 and live inland, near Charlotte, NC, US, and will probably never see a seal. What I do know is that you are all world heroes. Thank you! God bless you!
After all he OCN videos I’ve watched - and that’s a lot - this is the first one that made me jump back from my monitor early on when the seal bucked hard early on an it knocked Tony backwards. Mad respect for all your tedious work protecting these animals.
Me too!!
GOD bless you, brave men!!!!
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You guys make me cry everytime you are able to save just 1 and how you keep at it until the object you saw is taken off the seal or whatever you come across. Thank you so very much for all your hard work!!!
Wish 8 could be there helping out. Thanks for doing what you do. 💝
Boy oh boy.... I was holding my breath there. It amazes me how you found that spike......
Excellent work
Thank you