A crowd of spectators gathered at the marine animal park. Children eagerly clutched their balloons, adults prepared their cameras, and in the pools, the ocean’s residents were already waiting for their performance.
The dolphins were the first to leap out—lightning-fast, like silver flashes. They gracefully tossed balls and jumped through hoops. They were followed by agile sea lions, expertly balancing balls on their noses and clapping their flippers to the delighted applause.
But the main star of the show was Samson—the biggest walrus in the park. His massive body, tusked face, and deep gaze commanded respect. Samson stepped into the center of the arena, lifted his head majestically, and let out a powerful roar. Then, balancing on his front flippers, he surprisingly rolled across the platform with unexpected grace, making the audience burst into laughter and applause.
When the performance ended, the spectators refused to let the performers leave. But Samson, like a true ruler of the waves, gave one final wave of his flipper before making a grand dive back into the water.
