A COUPLE QUIT THEIR JOB AND WITNESS AMAZING WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS LIKE A SEA LION PLAYING WITH IGUANAS WITH PIX AND VID By Shuk Yee Tsang A travelling couple captured remarkable close encounters with some of the Galápagos Islands’ most iconic and charismatic wildlife. Mitchell Taylor and Brittany Trovarelli from Victoria, Australia ventured into Santa Cruz, San Cristóbal, Isabela and several remote islet and captured the moment when sea lions chasing iguanas and playfully nipped their tails, turtles cruised past, flamingos fed in shallow lagoons, crabs scuttling along volcanic rock, and blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds perched along the coastline Sea lions was also spotted strolling upstairs and napping in the streets to iguanas sunbathing, giant tortoises roaming freely, and sharks gliding past in clear water. One moment shows a sea lion swimming directly up to Brit as she snorkels, while another captures an especially bold sea lion coming nose-to-camera for a close-up. The pair travelled across isolated parts of the archipelago, a journey they describe as “once in a lifetime.” The pair said: “We couldn’t BELIEVE these animals EXISTED. “From the giant tortoise and blue-footed boobies to the elusive hammerhead sharks and Galápagos penguins, this adventure is packed with once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters. “Every stop had something incredible to offer volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches and crystal-clear water. “We quit our jobs and we’re travelling the world, living the dream! "In this video we explore the magical Galápagos Islands and try and find some of the rarest animals on the islands! "We find giants roaming the island and even spot some of the rarest animals in the water" END
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