Cape Cross Seal Reserve was established by the Namibian government for the protection of the largest breeding colony of Cape fur seals in the world. It is a popular tourist destination with a recycled viewing walkway and feeding or throwing things at the seals is forbidden. Ironically, the park is the site of a major seal cull. The government claims it is necessary to protect fish resources from the more than 210,000 aniamls in the park. Activists claim it is sold for skins. See http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jul/04/seal-killing-footage-cull-namibia
