This is a film by Jemima Stubbs for the Yorkshire Seal Group, which shows the large number of seals who come to the beach, whilst also showing how a human presence there can affect them. The film also touches on the work the Yorkshire Seal Group does to educate the public about the seals. A group of seals are shown laying on the beach by the shoreline, followed by them swimming in the sea. A Yorkshire Seal Group volunteer in an orange high visibility jacket watches over the sea. More...

This is a film by Jemima Stubbs for the Yorkshire Seal Group, which shows the large number of seals who come to the beach, whilst also showing how a human presence there can affect them. The film also touches on the work the Yorkshire Seal Group does to educate the public about the seals. A group of seals are shown laying on the beach by the shoreline, followed by them swimming in the sea. A Yorkshire Seal Group volunteer in an orange high visibility jacket watches over the sea. More seals exit the water onto the beaches. A timelapse shows several crowds of people walking across the sand throughout the day. More volunteers in high visibility jackets are shown talking to the public and pointing out the seals. The seals roll around in the sand as onlookers use binoculars to watch them. One small seal pup seems to be suffering or in pain as it lays on the sand. The Yorkshire Seal Group logo appears, along with a link to their Facebook page.