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Seal You Later
This one very one running scam by Marjan and friends to rip off tourist's at the site. The information they spew is far from the truth and not grounded in scientific fact at all. The seals are cute and cuddly, and fun to swim with. They are also not protected, not on any endangered list, or there numbers in decline anywhere, let alone at the childrens pool. This is not a natural haul out for the seals. It was created by Ellen Browning Scripts so children, not seals, could learn to swim and interact with the ocean in a safe area. Hopefully poor Ellen is not spinning in her grave over how the F.O.S. (full of sh-er, friend of seals) have violated the same area she donated and devoloped to see children laughing and playing in the ocean. The seals started showing up when Sea World began releasing rehabed animals they had picked up along the coast that were injured or sick. These are animals that nature would of let die, yet Marjan and her con squad just continue to make more money off there cute little faces. I encourage you and everyone else to go down there, put on a wetsuit and mask and snorkel and swim around in that area and see how they swim right up to you. Do not try to touch them, but observe them. Beware upon your exit that you will be accused of killing one or two, causing a still born among the seals, assualted, tasered on a good day, or called a child molester by Marjan and company. Don't try and argue with them, as they never let the facts get in the way of there personnel beliefs. Remember each seal eats roughly ten pounds of sea food a day and as you swim there, look around the barren area that was once a thriving reef before the seals were dropped off, the imbalance of man has struck again. If the seals are forced off the beach, they will survive and relocate elsewhere. There are several huge colonies of them on Point Loma, but Point Loma is too far away for Marjan and company to get the exposure she needs to justify her life. I like seeing the seals when I swim there, I just wish I saw the same amount of fish there from ten years ago. So sad.— February 25, 2010 3:09 a.m.