Tales from the bay: Long-beaked common dolphins steal the show in Algoa Bay
We called the liner up on the marine radio and told them to inform their guests of the turmoil that was unfolding 100 metres off their starboard bow. We followed the action for as much time as our permit conditions allowed and were treated to some amazing spectacles, wow! At one stage while they were on the move, the school was 3000 strong.
Caught on camera: Early start to humpback whale migration
Caught on camera in Algoa Bay Marine Protected Area, Addo – an early start to the humpback whale migration along South African coastline.
Caught on camera: Sardine Run orca action
It is not often that orcas make an appearance on the annual Sardine Run, but when they do it brings the house down! Orcas, also known as killer whales, are actually not whales but belong to the dolphin family. These sleek black-and-white predators are super fast and hyper intelligent, making them one of the world’s deadliest predators.
Caught on camera: Cape fur seals hitchin’ a ride.
Cape fur seals hitching a ride in Algoa Bay off Addo Elephant National Park. They were spotted riding high and dry on the bow of a massive ship.
