Great view, a popular place with tourists. From this vantage point ought to see many sea birds--pelicans, gulls, cormorants, and others, as well as seals. When placing this cache there were seals swimming in the ocean here. Might see some sea otters. 
Marine Mammals Image Gallery An Australian sea lion scratches its chin while sitting on the beach on Kangaroo Island. See more pictures of marine mammals.
Seals and sea lions are right up there with otters and dolphins as some of the marine darlings that draw crowds of admiring fans to aquariums and beaches. But upon closer inspection, you may wonder which animal you're actually pointing and grinning at: a seal or a sea lion.
Seals are closely related to sea lions and another semiaquatic mammal -- the walrus -- but there are some distinct differences. Walruses are easy to point out, but seals and sea lions can get a little confusing, especially because of the terminology used for the two. Sea lions are classified with fur seals, and the remaining seals with ears are known as true seals.