Always return animals exactly as you found them. Always watch the ocean waves as they come to shore. Larger than normal waves can suddenly sweep the unsuspecting off the rocks. And watch that you don't get trapped out on the rocks by an incoming tide. Also, be careful when walking on the ocean bluffs or cliffs.
Edges can give way unexpectedly and rocks can be more slippery than they look.
Many people have lost their lives by falling into the ocean from cliffs and overlooks. To help ease the temptation, leave all buckets, pails, nets and other collecting tools at home. Tread lightly, and leave the seashore as clean or cleaner than it was when you arrived. Leave only footprints in the sand. Remember, what goes down your drains and gutters eventually goes out to sea or gets in your drinking water.