It’s a southern elephant seal, not a walrus.
A subadult male.
October 1, 2012 by SWestfall3
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He apparently perceives them as competitors.
It all boils down to sex again. He is a young male. He has no sexual competitors, but those cars are big and solid enough to stand in for them.
I have seen this in my rams, who, with no male competition, were happy to spend time head-butting trees, and even a brick wall, and seemed to get a great deal of satisfaction from it.
Elizabeth
Thanks God he sees them as competitors and not sex objects like Kakapos do to humans ;-)
Yeah, that’d be a bit much wouldn’t it?