Sea Lion Shenanigans: When Party Animals Commandeer a Boat
In a viral video that took the internet by storm in 2019, two sea lions took charge of a boat, much to the chagrin of its owner. While we sympathize with the boat owner’s plight, it’s hard not to be mesmerized by the sheer joy and playfulness of these aquatic party animals.
With their powerful swimming abilities, sea lions can reach impressive speeds of up to 20 miles an hour in the water, thanks to their muscular flippers. They utilize their front flippers for swimming while employing their rear flippers for precise steering, a peculiar arrangement that brings to mind the mechanics of a forklift—front-wheel drive and rear-wheel steering.
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