Cape clawless otter
When walking along the Plettenberg Bay beaches animal tracks can be seen in the sand. They can be from Mongooses,…
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Why males and females of the same species look different
Sexual dimorphism is a phenotypic difference between males and females of the same species. This means that there are obvious…
WeiterlesenHumpback whale encounters
The whales arrived. During the past week we had great encounters on humpback whales. We found them in groups of…
WeiterlesenEin großes Dankeschön
The Siyakula pre-school and Ocean Blue would like to thank everyone that has done a township tour with us. With…
WeiterlesenWhat’s the difference between Fur seals and Sea lions?
There are different marine mammals in the world oceans e.g. whales, dolphins, sea otters and seals. Seals are divided into…
WeiterlesenDolphins playing in the waves
We had a great weekend out at sea with Ocean Blue. On Sunday we had ±200 Bottlenose dolphins playing in…
WeiterlesenFinding shells on the beach
When walking on the beaches around the world, shells from mussels and snails can be found. Along the South African…
WeiterlesenBottlenose and humpback dolphins
On Wednesday afternoon we encountered a big pod of Bottlenose dolphins feeding all over the bay. Some of them came…
WeiterlesenReading time at Siyakula pre-school
It’s reading time at the pre-school and to increase the children’s English skills, we read a story to them every…
WeiterlesenWhy do corals compete for space on the reefs.
Corals and big coral reefs are well known in the world. They are seen as exotic and for many people…
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