Don't call him Ruffles! (he's sensitive)
Today on the Sea Lion captain Mike, naturalist Ashley and I went south. The orcas were in False Bay, past Cattle Point light house near American camp. Up from the depths came Granny, our 97 year old lady. She was healthy, and beautiful with the sun and the calm waters. Ruffles, the large male also from the J-pod family was there, as he and Granny are frequently together. Others joined the crowd, including Mike and several females.
There are interesting sea gulls around. I don't know them all yet, since one type can have a lot of different changes throughout it's life! I'm learning though. Some even come all the way here from Mexico!
Yesterday afternoon I saw a lion's mane jellyfish! It was amazing! I first thought it was some strange kelp, until it started grooving along like only a jelly can. I hope to see some more this week. The San Juan waters always have something going on!
Until tomorrow!
-Sarah, Naturalist
There are interesting sea gulls around. I don't know them all yet, since one type can have a lot of different changes throughout it's life! I'm learning though. Some even come all the way here from Mexico!
Yesterday afternoon I saw a lion's mane jellyfish! It was amazing! I first thought it was some strange kelp, until it started grooving along like only a jelly can. I hope to see some more this week. The San Juan waters always have something going on!
Until tomorrow!
-Sarah, Naturalist
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