Baikal seal at aquarium in Hakone

Baikal seal at aquarium in Hakone

TOKYO, Japan - Baikal seal Billy poses as if enjoying a hot spring Japanese style, with a towel on his head and a ''sake'' bottle in front of him, during a seal show at the Hakone-en Aquarium in Kanagawa Prefecture on Dec. 9, 2010. He is a major attraction at the aquarium.

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