Every year during pupping season in San Diego, a newly born group of sea lions learns how to navigate their new home along the La Jolla Cove. But one threat to their survival may come in the form of those who admire them the most: humans. The debate continues as year over year — and especially the in summer — the cove draws thousands of visitors in awe of the beautiful patch of sand along the west coast and the animals that call it home. But while there's so much to love about how intertwined San Diego is with nature, the debate continues over how close is too close for people to get to the sea lions. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/outreach/earth8/la-jolla-cove-sea-lions-visitors-debate-continues/509-e81c1b8b-0b4f-4b8b-b635-321296e2c78e