Two cheeky sea lions stop traffic to romp in front of a police car

TWO sea lions canoodle in the middle of the road. The pair sealed their relationship for a few minutes and police put down traffic cones to protect them. Genti Cena Photography/TriangleTwo sea lions were photographed canoodling in the middle of the road[/caption] Genti Cena Photography/Triangle NewsThe pair sealed their relationship for a few minutes and police put down traffic cones to protect them[/caption] They had already escaped a metal fence police put down on Sunday to stop them going into the road. Wildlife photographer Genti Cena took their photograph in Stanley on the Falklands Islands. Genti said: “I saw someone posting on Facebook that the sea lions were heading for the road, and the police blocked them with some metal fences so they don’t go on the road.” Genti added: “When I arrived they had escaped from the fence and they were on the pavement sealing the relationship. “Half an hour later two police came and blocked the road on both sides. “I left after half an hour and the sea lions were still there. “I think later they chased them to the sea.” Most read in World News TROPICAL WARZONE Tourists flee beach after 5 thugs on jet skis open fire near family resort INSTA SLAUGHTER Depraved world of Insta wannabe, 21, who ripped out her mum’s beating heart ROYAL RETREAT Ghislaine Maxwell & Epstein seen lounging in Queen's log cabin at Balmoral HOME ON THE RANGE Mystery of world’s loneliest house empty for 100 years on remote mountain SOLE MATES Creepy pics show Ghislaine Maxwell giving Jeffrey Epstein foot massage PHOTO RIDDLE Epstein had pic of Ghislaine naked and PREGNANT, accuser tells sex abuse trial Genti Cena Photography/TriangleThe pair had already escaped a metal fence police put down to stop them going into the road[/caption] Genti Cena Photography/TriangleGenti added: ‘When I arrived they had escaped from the fence and they were on the pavement sealing the relationship’[/caption] We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.