Seal Spotting Excursion: Driving on the Outer Beach

Join me on an adventure as I drive along the outer beach of Long Island in search of adorable seals! Watch as I marvel at these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat, soaking up the sun, resting, and playing in the ocean waves. Don't forget to comment and let me know your favorite seal moment!
All seal footage was taken from a safe distance utilizing a zoom lens
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[@malenaxoom9124]

Absolutely adorable! Thank you for showing us these beautiful creatures right in our own backyard.

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@willrosa7228]

Sealed with a kiss 😃

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

Thank you for watching Will.

[@irenebanse]

Beautiful vid of those sweet seal pups..! Thank you, Matt!

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.

[@TracyKotkiewicz]

that seal on the beach was totally smiling. great video

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

Seemed so happy and content.

[@barbarasuter5486]

Lovely video! My best seal moment was walking with my daughter amongst the elephant seals near Cambria, California about 5 years ago. We were visiting Hearst Castle and wanted to go for a walk on the beach and there they were in all their massive glory. We could have touched them (but didn't). They are majestic creatures. They were all dozing and sunning themselves.

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

AWESOME!! Thank you for sharing that moment!!

[@GetOutBeHappy]

Such a wonderful video. Your content is always great and well presented.

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

Thank you so much! I APPRECIATE it!

[@LongIslandKayakJourneys]

Great video! I need to go down to the south shores more to find these seals. Only a few seals ever make their way up to the northern shores of Long Island.

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

I'm really surprised by that. Not sure why the south shore is more popular for them. I'm sure the inlets, like this one, is a great feeding ground.

[@PaddleDogC5]

Omg😮 sand in his eye😢

[@TwoFeetOutdoors]

Seems to be pretty natural and common for them to be covered in sand.