The 2-ton elephant stamp leads to “unexpected travel” to the living area in South Africa before returning to the sea

Large flik stamp Made a mistake and inspired a walk along a street along a street in a street town in South Africa, surprising residents and a rescue effort to restore him into the sea.

The two-ton seal, who said that the welfare group of animals is a young man, went around Gordon’s Gulf near Cape Town.

Local residents came out of houses and recorded the videos.

“It’s unrealistic. Hello, bro, how did you go here?” A woman asked.

Police and local security officers tried to contain the stamp by park patrols. He slept a car’s head to the header, and half overlapped before a free slip, and walked on the sidewalk.

Mohre, finally stopped next to a shopping center. Welfare officials of animals were worried that it was far from an ocean that could return and dehydrate. They estimated that two tons (4,400 pounds) were weight. Elephant seals can grow twice in this size.

According to local Well Hope the Hood of the SproomSouthern Elephant seals are the world’s largest seals and are common in sub-antarctica, not in common South Africa. But every time it has been a while, the only elephant seals – usually young men – go to the coast of South Africa.

Sea Wildlife experts and a city veterinarian calmed a team seal and headed an animal transport connection to a natural residence in a nearby Gulf.

Well I hope Hope Spca’s hood Sent a video Reaches a beach and ocean on the social media of the seal.

“Then the sea is to the sea.”

“Wild animals are not always subject to the scenario and created a real reason for an unexpected journey to the living space of this seal,” said Belinda Ibrahim, a spokesman for the local Spa statement. “So much moving parts – traffic, looks and challenges are massive sea mammal – quick coordination and carefully attention to protect everyone’s safety.”