I'm planning a trip to Kangaroo Island specifically for wildlife viewing. Based on the 'Nature & Wildlife' section, how is Kangaroo Island generally described in terms of its wildlife? Also, identify two specific locations mentioned where visitors can see seals and describe what kind of seal experience each offers.
Navigate to 'tourkangarooisland.com.au'. Click on the 'What to do' button in the main navigation. On the 'What to do' page, locate and click on the 'Wildlife & Nature' category or link. Scroll down the 'Nature & Wildlife' page to read the introductory text. Identify the general description of Kangaroo Island as a wildlife destination. Continue scrolling to locate the specific mentions of seal viewing locations. Extract the names of two distinct locations where seals can be seen. For each location, describe the specific type of seal and the visitor experience offered. Synthesize the general description and the details of the two seal experiences into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'What to do' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Wildlife & Nature' section. The agent states that Kangaroo Island is generally described as a 'zoo without walls or fences' or a 'wildlife sanctuary for many animals, birds and plantlife'. The agent identifies 'Admirals Arch' as one location. The agent states that at 'Admirals Arch', visitors can see 'thousands of Long-nosed fur seals (New Zealand Fur Seals)'. The agent identifies 'Seal Bay Conservation Park' (or 'Seal Bay') as the second location. The agent states that at 'Seal Bay Conservation Park', visitors can 'wander with a guide amongst a colony of Australian Sea Lions'.