Tourists warned about swimming with seals

The video discusses the interaction between humans and wild grey seals, highlighting safety concerns. Children and adults are drawn to seals, sometimes getting too close. The harbormaster is worried about potential injuries and has increased signage to warn visitors. Expert Dan Jarvis explains the risks, noting that seals, though not naturally aggressive, can be dangerous if cornered. Despite warnings, many visitors are not deterred. The video concludes with advice for a safer beach experience.

What concerns does the harbormaster have regarding interactions between people and grey seals?

What measures have been taken to ensure the safety of visitors around the harbor?

What is the significance of the grey seal population mentioned in the text?

How do the jaws of grey seals compare to those of rottweilers?

What advice is given to visitors regarding interactions with wild animals like grey seals?