Marine Dynamics Blog

Tag: African Penguins

The sun was out and shining today however there was a constant wind through the day keeping things a bit cooler…

We were a little apprehensive this morning after the slow activity we experienced yesterday, however within 20 minutes of anchoring we had a lovely 4.0m female burst out of the water and grab the decoy…

We set off on our short walk from The Great White House down the street to the harbour and was met with the sight of some impressive 4.0m swell coming in! Luckily, Slashfin, our custom built shark cage diving vessel… 

The clouds were setting in this morning however the water was calm as we set out for the day. We chose to anchor in the shallows again today…

Someone onboard with us today must have been a lucky charm as we had perfect shark cage diving conditions and extraordinary shark action…

We saw sharks all over the show today with some really large females making their presence known in a very dramatic way…

We had an ‘exclusive’ trip today with very few clients on board, this made the trip even more special. This gave me the opportunity to interact with each person and get their feedback on their experience with the great white shark. The sharks were a bit slow initially, however that changed very quickly with one shark giving rise to a further five. All of these sharks have been in the area for a while because we have grown familiar with each individual as well as their personalities! It was another successful trip…

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