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Sea lions swarm San Francisco's Pier 39 in record numbers after an anchovy feast, drawing crowds and delighting visitors. The surge of sea lions at Fisherman's Wharf post-pandemic boosts the local economy, marking the most in 15 years.

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A massive gathering of sea lions has taken over the docks at San Francisco's Pier 39, delighting locals and tourists alike. The increase in sea lions is attributed to an abundant anchovy population that has drawn the marine mammals to the area in unprecedented numbers, the most seen in 15 years.

This sea lion spectacle is helping boost the economy at Fisherman's Wharf, as crowds flock to witness this natural phenomenon. Businesses in the area are benefitting from the increased foot traffic and tourist interest, especially after a lull due to the pandemic. The sea lions have become a major attraction for the area, bringing a surge of visitors and revenue.

Local authorities are managing the situation to ensure the safety of both the sea lions and the visitors. The presence of the sea lions has caused quite a commotion, with many people capturing the moment through photos and videos. The event has garnered attention from various news outlets across the country and internationally, showcasing the charm and wonder of this unusual gathering [source].

The sea lions' presence has broken population records, with over a thousand of them observed at Pier 39. This surge in sea lion numbers has brought a sense of excitement and wonder to the area, offering a unique experience for those lucky enough to witness it firsthand. The combination of the anchovy feast and the sea lions' arrival has created a buzz that is drawing people to the waterfront and revitalizing the local economy.

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