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Sea Lions Cave |
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World's Largest Sea Cave |
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| The Sea lion Cave was formed almost 25 million years ago and is now home to about 200 Steller sea lions. There is an elevator access to 208 feet down into the cave, The Cave is 12 stories high and as wide as a football field. | |
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Sea Lions in the cave. They can swim into
the ocean whenever they want. |
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View from inside the cave
looking outside into the ocean |
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These two seagulls are
either communicating something to each other - maybe a mating ritual - |
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Just outside the cave, you
can look down the cliff and see more sea lions in the ocean. Also, you
can see the lighthouse from here (the small white speck on the edge of
the black cliff in the below photos). |
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| Not only are there lots of sea lions, but lots of birds (the dark specks) and lots of bird poop (the white specks) LOL | |
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Lee on the step pathway
down to a viewing area. |
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Thank you for viewing the above photos
of the Sea Lions. Please continue to explore the other 7 sections of photos
in the menu below. |
Sea Lions |
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AFTER
you have viewed all 8 sections above, please continue
on to the state of Washington and Mt. Saint Helens. |