#145: Good Morning JD
This is JD shortly after waking up one morning. She rested most of the night on deck and you can see how dry and furry she really is.
Labels: JD, Northern Fur Seal, Rochelle
posted by Rochelle at
8:30 AM
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Why do we train seals? There are lots of reasons. Training keeps these intelligent animals stimulated. They really seem to enjoy learning new behaviors. Training also helps develop a close, working relationship based on trust. It's this trusting relationship that allows Aquarium biologists to work in close proximity to the seals so they can get checkups. This blog provides a window into the life and work of the Aquarium's marine mammal trainers.Team Profiles
| Jenny | Kathy |
| Belinda | Justin |
| Rochelle | Erin |
| Patty | Paul |
| Cheryl | Lindsay |
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