Cast a net into the ocean65 Days of Solo Pleasure 3: Secret Office Sexyou're bound to come up with a few surprises.
A Russian fishing boat recently reeled in a large catch, but it wasn't exactly the fish they were hoping for.
The clip, uploaded to Live Leak on Monday,shows the boat pulling a large net filled with small fish aboard. But as the net is emptied, a happy and very full sea lion is revealed, surrounded by thousands of fish.
It takes the fisherman a little time to convince the surprise catch, but eventually the sea lion reluctantly jumps back into the water, leaving the safety and plethora of fish on the boat behind.
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