Northern Elephant Seals on the Beach at Piedras Blancas

Cinematic close-up tracking shot following young male northern elephant seals barking at each other on the beach in San Simeon, California. 4K

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Last Update	10 Jul 2024
Created	10 Jul 2024
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File Size	95.92MB
Preview Resolution	960x540
Frame Rate	23.98
Total Clip(s) Length	00:09
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Number of Clips	1
Resolution	3840x2160
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Tags	24 fps, 4k, animal behavior, Animal Colony, animal instincts, barking seals, belly flopping, big beasts, blubber, california beach, california coast, Central California, central coast, central coast of california, cinematic shot, closeup shot, colony, elephant seals, flipping sand, jostling, large mammals, marine mammals, marine sanctuary, marine wildlife, molting, molting season, northern elephant seal, northern elephant seal rookery, northern elephant seals, nose trunk, ocean coastline, pacific coast, pacific ocean, Phocidae, phocids, piedras blancas, proboscis, rookery, san simeon, scientific study, seal colony, sleeping animals, sleeping seals, sparring, tracking shot, wildlife, wildlife colony, wildlife protection, young pups,

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