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que guapa amiga 😊
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estás en Perú amiga
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Tu eres hermana de María José rangel?
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Looking so Really Beautiful.
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DOU DOUUUU - This seal has trained this woman to feed her on command. Every day, this Chinese grandmother films DouDou the seal. She says 'call for mama' and DouDou goes 'wawa.' But this isn't just any tourist spot. Look in the back, look at this architecture. Pay attention, because you're gonna learn about this magical place that's home to ancient folklore and these underdog seals. DouDou the seal lives at the Eight Immortals Scenic Port, on the coast of the Yellow Sea in Shandong Province, China. The name might sound like a bankai... but I promise there's a good reason for that. These are the exact waters where ancient legends say eight mythical beings crossed the sea and landed here. Each immortal apparently had unique powers - like slaying dragons, or curing illnesses with a drum. But that's not even half of it. This location actually became a sanctuary for spotted seals to hang out with cats and nice old ladies, but sadly it wasn't always like this. Just a little over 20 years ago, you would only be able to find like less than 50 seals here, classifying them as {Endangered}. Eventually ancient magic met modern science and in 2021, China and Korea filed joint applications to create transboundary marine protected areas - the first of their kind in the Yellow Sea. China granted spotted seals Class I protection status, their absolute highest wildlife classification. They banned all commercial fishing during the 6-month breeding season, invested over $60 million in habitat restoration, and established 24/7 monitoring stations. The result? Those dozen seals grew to over 2,000 in just 25 years - a 300% population increase. The same waters where legendary immortals once crossed now host one of conservation's greatest comebacks. So every time DouDou does her 'wawa' call, she might not even be saying mama. She might be talking about how sacred ancient spaces inspire real political action - joint international agreements, massive funding, and top-tier legal protection. (Yeah surely that’s what she’s saying) And this lady isn't just filming a noisy and hungry seal - she's capturing the success of one of the biggest seal comebacks and proof that the government can actually do something about the Earth #seals #china #gurrenlagann #marinelife
DOU DOUUUU - This seal has trained this woman to feed her on command. Every day, this Chinese grandmother films DouDou the seal. She says 'call for mama' and DouDou goes 'wawa.' But this isn't just any tourist spot. Look in the back, look at this architecture. Pay attention, because you're gonna learn about this magical place that's home to ancient folklore and these underdog seals. DouDou the seal lives at the Eight Immortals Scenic Port, on the coast of the Yellow Sea in Shandong Province, China. The name might sound like a bankai... but I promise there's a good reason for that. These are the exact waters where ancient legends say eight mythical beings crossed the sea and landed here. Each immortal apparently had unique powers - like slaying dragons, or curing illnesses with a drum. But that's not even half of it. This location actually became a sanctuary for spotted seals to hang out with cats and nice old ladies, but sadly it wasn't always like this. Just a little over 20 years ago, you would only be able to find like less than 50 seals here, classifying them as {Endangered}. Eventually ancient magic met modern science and in 2021, China and Korea filed joint applications to create transboundary marine protected areas - the first of their kind in the Yellow Sea. China granted spotted seals Class I protection status, their absolute highest wildlife classification. They banned all commercial fishing during the 6-month breeding season, invested over $60 million in habitat restoration, and established 24/7 monitoring stations. The result? Those dozen seals grew to over 2,000 in just 25 years - a 300% population increase. The same waters where legendary immortals once crossed now host one of conservation's greatest comebacks. So every time DouDou does her 'wawa' call, she might not even be saying mama. She might be talking about how sacred ancient spaces inspire real political action - joint international agreements, massive funding, and top-tier legal protection. (Yeah surely that’s what she’s saying) And this lady isn't just filming a noisy and hungry seal - she's capturing the success of one of the biggest seal comebacks and proof that the government can actually do something about the Earth #seals #china #gurrenlagann #marinelife

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