Sea lions are becoming regulars at the fish markets on the beaches of Chile. But for the stray dogs who were there first, a turf war is necessary to keep their territory.
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these daring seaons in Chile have become regular at the fish markets with great Ingenuity and a little courage they found a space for themselves in today's new wild but not everyone necessarily welcomes them dogs Patrol these beaches but with around 2 million stray dogs in Chile visiting these beaches for a sea land is becoming rather dangerous seaons are not used to this sort of threat dogs may be domesticated but their pack instinct is still strong they tackle the sea one at a time eventually
they force the sea liines back towards the sea but all is not lost the sea lands are familiar with the sound of these trolley wheels and no it will be worthwhile to follow leftovers from the markets are thrown back into the sea for many wild mammals surviving in the modern world requires a mixture of ingenuity adaptability and a helping hand from us
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