Although maybe that comment underneath saying that curiosity was more likely than seeing the dog as dinner is something to think about. I'm thinking the dog had a big swimming disadvantage and was within pretty easy reach for some time.
I think if it had reeally wanted the dog, the dog would have been, er... uh...toast! I have seen many a video of those guys chasing seals completely OUT of the water, nearly beaching themselves.
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Yeah, but...
A lot of the commenters said that, too.
However, studies have determined that, in some cases, sharks attack divers and surfers because they resemble seals when in their wetsuits.
If I were a guy in a wetsuit, or a black lab, I wouldn't want to be mistaken for a sea lion.
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Quote: Becky Shilling
I think if it had reeally wanted the dog, the dog would have been, er... uh...toast! I have seen many a video of those guys chasing seals completely OUT of the water, nearly beaching themselves.
(And I think I can see from this clip that the dog in the other one was well within reach for a long time, maybe even while he was standing knee-deep at the end.)
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