23 September 2015

Today we found some more Southern Right whales in our bay...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, September 23 2015

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23 September 2015

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Today we found some more Southern Right whales in our bay. Shortly after launching from the harbour we found a mother with her calf, relaxing in front of a small kelp forest. On our way to our sister company Marine Dynamics and to Dyer Island we came across more mothers with their calves. On Dyer Island we spotted the African penguins lined up in front of some rocks. After having a closer look at the penguins we were heading to Geyser Rock to see the Cape Fur seals. They were very playful in the water again.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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