Bottlenose dolphins scarring and identification
It's uncommon for the Bottlenose dolphins to have a lot of scars and scratches. They get them during social interaction…
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Humpback dolphin with a group of Bottlenose dolphins
A Humpback dolphin swimming with a group of Bottlenose dolphins. It is amazing how often different marine species travel together…
WeiterlesenPre-school kids practising their fire drill
The kids at Siyakula pre-school in ouor local township, Qolweni are practising their fire drill. They love it and are…
WeiterlesenFun facts on dolphins
Dolphins sleep by resting one half of their brain at a time so that one eye is always open. This allows…
WeiterlesenSeal pups showing off their new skills
The seal pups at our seal colony are showing off their new skills. They also like to play "who's king…
WeiterlesenElephant Seal moulting
The first Elephant Seal of the year comes into Plettenberg Bay at the end of January, beginning of February. The…
WeiterlesenBlack Footed African Penguin on Robberg
We have a visitor in our bay, The Black Footed African Penguin sitting at Cannonball Cave at Robberg, busy molting…
WeiterlesenBottlenose Dolphins playing in the surf
The Bottlenose dolphin loves playing in the surf along Keurbooms Beach.
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More Humpback whale sightings
We still have Humpback whales passing on their southerly migration. According to records a Humpback whale was spotted off Margate…
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Humpback whales on southerly migration
Today we had wonderful sightings with Humpback whale mothers and calves moving on their southerly migration from Madagascar down to…
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