Baby boom at Ocean Blue.
Last night our male seahorse gave birth to 40 babies that can now be seen in our aquariums at…
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Ragged-tooth shark (Carcharias taurus).
Spotted Ragged-tooth sharks (Carcharias taurus), also known as sand tiger or grey nurse sharks can be found along the south…
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Feeding habits of Cape Gannets.
Cape Gannets can be seen year round in Plettenberg Bay and are often encountered on our trips out with Ocean…
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Interesting facts about Bryde´s whales (Balaenopetra brydei spp.)
Bryde’s whales (Balaenopetra brydei) are resident in South African coastal waters and can be seen in Plettenberg Bay all year…
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Facts on Southern Elephant seals
There are a few different species of seals that can be found along the South African coastline. Most commonly seen…
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Bottlenose dolphins playing in the surf
This week we found several groups of bottlenose dolphins playing in the surf along Keurbooms beach. Often the dolphins surf…
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Noise in the marine environment.
The marine environment is threatened by overfishing, ocean acidification, chemical pollution and plastic debris . Another significant problem faced by…
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Kap-Füchse auf der Robberg-Halbinsel.
On a typical boat trip with Ocean Blue, we will visit the Cape Fur Seal colony that is located on…
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Facts on Dwarf and Pygmy sperm whales (Kogia sp).
On the 10 of January 2015 a rare whale species stranded on Robberg Beach in Plettenberg Bay. It turned out…
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The Elephant seal is back.
While passing the seal colony on our boat trips this week, we spotted the Elephant seal (Mirounga leonina) on the…
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