KARLA VAN ZYL - Whale Marine Biologist - IVANHOE SEA SAFARI - Gansbaai - [ SOUTH AFRICA ] episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 10, 2021 · 13 MIN

KARLA VAN ZYL - Whale Marine Biologist - IVANHOE SEA SAFARI - Gansbaai - [ SOUTH AFRICA ]

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During our tour through South Africa we had one of the most memorable experiences on our travels. It was about an encounter with the biggest living beings on our planet, and this almost on the touch! Our tour started with the highly recommended Ivanhoe Sea Safari in Gansbaai, located 180 km and two hours drive southeast of Cape Town at Cape Nature Walk Bay and Hermanus Bay. The organisation conveys knowledge about the animals, but also networks with science institutes and is active in various research projects. Education and research are in the foreground and play an important role. During this great experience we recorded an interview with marine biologist Karla van Zyl from the team. The sound quality is not that good due to the sounds of the sea and the noise of the boat, but in the article at Vagabundler the interview is also written and can be read, including the best photos of these magnificent and dignified creatures.>>> READ FULL ARTICLE: https://vagabundler.com/south-africa/ivanhoe-sea-safari/

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