Interesting Facts about Humpback dolphins (Sousa sp.)
One of the dolphin species seen on a regular basis in Plettenberg Bay is the humpback dolphin. In the world…
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Interesting facts about Cuttlefish, Sepia Sp.
Cuttlefish, despite the name, are in fact not fish but molluscs. Together with octopus, squid and nautiluses they belong to…
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Orcas in South Africa.
Our last post was about orcas, how they live and hunt around the world (see our homepage). When orcas are…
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Bottlenose dolphins in Plettenberg Bay.
Over the past weekend, we have enjoyed frequent sightings of a large pod of approximately 200 Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins. Our…
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Killer whales (Orcinus orca) – General information
Killer whales, also referred to as Orca’s, from a shortened version of their scientific name Orcinus orca, are one of…
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Humpback dolphin sightings at Keurbooms
We had an amazing trip this morning, where we found a pod of Humpback dolphins in the surf zone…
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Short fact on Bottlenose dolphins
Did you know??? Did you know that although Bottlenose dolphins are not an endangered species, there are a number of…
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Facts on Cape Fur Seal (Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus)
Cape fur seals belong to the eared seal family (Otariidae) and are a sub species of the Afro-Australian Fur seal.…
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Facts about Nudibranchs.
Nudibranchs are soft bodied, marine molluscs that shed their shells after their larval stage. They normally have extraordinary colouration patterns…
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Facts on Pansy shells.
When walking on the beach in Plettenberg Bay different kinds of shells from marine animals can be found like Cuttlefish…
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