Noisy Buggers!!!

[PotNoodle]

Those sea-lions and seals at feeding time!!!

For those who have seen them during this period you will know what I mean, but for those who haven't - don't miss out on the fun.

 

[EEYOREMAMA]

I know exactly what you mean. Noisy -- yes. Adorable, more yes. I always go with absolutely no intention of feeding them. If I want begging, I'll stay home and feed the dogs.

They get me every time. Especially the babies. They are professional beggars. They wait until you start walking away, and they start that barking/whining/pleading thing they do. I am such a sucker for feeding them. I think they know it too. "Look guys, here comes sucker lady. She can't say no." No willpower at all and proud of it.

 

[TheDisneyTraveler06]

I know exactly what you mean. Noisy -- yes. Adorable, more yes. I always go with absolutely no intention of feeding them. If I want begging, I'll stay home and feed the dogs.

They get me every time. Especially the babies. They are professional beggars. They wait until you start walking away, and they start that barking/whining/pleading thing they do. I am such a sucker for feeding them. I think they know it too. "Look guys, here comes sucker lady. She can't say no." No willpower at all and proud of it.

Oh, I know! They're so adorable, though! Can't pass 'em up.

 

[janie37]

I know exactly what you mean. Noisy -- yes. Adorable, more yes. I always go with absolutely no intention of feeding them. If I want begging, I'll stay home and feed the dogs.

They get me every time. Especially the babies. They are professional beggars. They wait until you start walking away, and they start that barking/whining/pleading thing they do. I am such a sucker for feeding them. I think they know it too. "Look guys, here comes sucker lady. She can't say no." No willpower at all and proud of it.

They get me everytime, too. Especially since I noticed on my last trip that they figured out how to do tricks to get food. Too adorable. They would see someone with fish and start slapping the water with their flipper. It was like they were saying, "Look what I can do! Now give me a fish!" It certainly worked on me.