Inside An OCN Rescue: How We Track Entangled Seals
Jun 4, 2026•Channel
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Published1 month ago
Duration3:04
Video IDw52U2qWChfM
Languageen
CategoryNonprofits & Activism
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views16.7K
Likes2.5K
Comments89
Engagement Rate15.32%
Likes per 100 views14.79
Comments per 1K views5.32
Video Tags
#ocean conservation namibia#seal rescue#baby seal rescue#injured seal#sea lion rescue#marine animal rescue#wildlife rescue#ocean conservation#plastic pollution#ocean pollution#ghost net rescue#fishing line entanglement#gill net#trawling#seal pup rescue#marine wildlife rescue#ocean life documentary#gopro wildlife rescue#saving seals#marine conservation
Description
A rare look inside an OCN pre-rescue strategy session! Damian and Antoine spot a seal with a white rope tightly wrapped around its neck, carefully planning their approach. Once this massive colony starts running, tracking a single animal becomes nearly impossible. It takes month, if not years of specialized training to nail a rescue like this, even when the entanglement is highly visible. With hundreds of seals stampeding, the target can easily get lost in the crowd. But not today! We came to save a life, and that’s exactly what we did.
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