Seismic survey effects on whales and dolphins
The ocean is a noisy place, as, unlike light and other possible stimuli, sound can travel very efficiently in seawater.…
Read moreThe ocean is a noisy place, as, unlike light and other possible stimuli, sound can travel very efficiently in seawater.…
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In Plettenberg Bay we are fortunate enough to have three species of dolphins that frequent the area, and one of…
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The Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin Sousa chinensis is a resident species along our coastline, and is the iconic species of the…
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Dolphin Echolocation -by Steve Bebington While dolphins do have good eyesight, this is of minor use to them in an…
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During our trips this week we found pods of Bottlenose dolphins along the Keurbooms beach. They were relaxing in the…
Read moreIn many animal societies a group member born with disabling deformities or having a severe wound becomes a burden to…
Read moreThis Sunday we had a good day at sea. On the 09h30 trip we had 3 Brydes whales off the…
Read moreDolphins can move their eyes independently from each other, enabling them to focus on two different objects at one time.
Read moreDolphins sleep by resting one half of their brain at a time so that one eye is always open. This allows…
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Whale Watching / Ocean Safari / Close Encounter Whale Experience - Picture of the Day Yesterday on our 09h30 and…
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