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mykelmeezy:
its a seal oga op not a sea lion




tho they are similar

That is what the site I copied it from called it.

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A man lifts the girl out of the water after leaping in fully clothed to save her. The sea lion does not resurface

The girl was only in the water for a couple of seconds before being rescued

At one point it jumps right up to a young girl who was leaning over the side of the pier to get a better look.

She flinches back and giggles - seemingly thinking the animal is being playful - before sitting at the water's edge.

But the sea lion then leaps from the water grabs her by the dress before pulling her in.

The video was captured by Michael Fujiwara, from Vancouver, who told the Vancouver Sun: 'I was just sitting by the dock and then this sea lion popped its head out of the water just in front of me. I just took out my cell phone and started filming.

'The sea lion actually attracted a lot of attention from the visitors there, including the young girl.

She and her family, I guess, they came, they started feeding the animal bread crumbs or whatever it was, and then I guess the animal got a little too comfortable.'

Sea Lions are highly intelligent creatures and are generally thought to be timid in nature.

There have been reports of aggressive attacks on humans in the past though it is not known if the animal was trying to harm the girl.

The girl is pulled over the side of the pier with great force as onlookers scream in terror

The animal leaps out of the water before grabbing a young girl sitting at the side of the pier by her dress

The Sea Lion bobs in the water close to the pier at Steveston Fisherman's Wharf to the delight of tourists

By Joe Sheppard For Mailonline
06:48 EDT 21 May 2017, updated 07:35 EDT 21 May 2017

A little girl was left traumatised after a sea lion grabbed her as she sat on the edge of a pier before dragging her underwater.

The horrifying incident took place at the Steveston Fisherman's Wharf in Richmond B.C., in Canada, as tourists watched the animal looking for fish.

Footage shows people laughing as the sea lion bobs up and down in the water

Source; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4526970/Sea-lion-grabs-girl-pier-drags-underwater.html

Watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYYmSi8RW3k

Botha is survived by his wife Carika and their five children, all who live in Tzaneen, South Africa.

Carika is expected to make the trip to Zimbabwe in the next few days to identify her husband's body and then bring him home.

Botha was a highly regarded houndsman, and frequently led leopard and lion hunting safaris with his pack of dogs for his company Game Hounds Safaris.

The website says he pioneered the traditional European-style 'Monteria hunts' in southern African countries.

He was a well known hunter in Zimbabwe, and often traveled to the United States to recruit wealthy Americans to take part in big game trophy hunting in Africa.

One of the elephants is then said to have picked up Botha with its trunk.

A member of his group shot the elephant, hoping it would put Botha down. Instead, the wounded and dying animal fell on top of him, crushing him to death.

A South African safari leader and big game hunter was crushed to death Friday afternoon when an elephant was shot and fell and on top of him.

Theunis Botha, 51, was hunting with a group in Gwai, Zimbabwe, when they came across a breeding herd of elephants.

They quickly began to shoot, according to News 24, spooking the animals and causing the elephants to charge at the hunters.


Source; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4528048/Big-game-hunter-crushed-death-shot-elephant.html

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Adeebiwa09:
Op abeg when is that of junior waec

Pls I need answer to this also

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Clayton snapped the picture during a live-fire training exercise on July 2, 2013 in the Laghman Province, Afghanistan. The blast also killed four Afghan National Army soldiers. One of them was a photojournalist Clayton had partnered with to train.
Clayton, of Augusta, Georgia, was a member of the Fort Meade, Maryland-based 55th Signal Company. She was 22.