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Supergroup humback whale sightings on the increase in South Africa

Supergroup humback whale sightings on the increase in South Africa

By GhanaSummary NewsroomPan-Africa

” Humpback whales stop off along South Africa’s south coast to feed, calve, and rear their young as they migrate northwards from Antarctica.

While whales are a common site off South Africa’s coastline from June to November, they can usually be seen in small pods.“Very quickly we realised we were looking at a sight we had never seen before in our lives, and that was of hundreds of whales coming together to feed in one small area,” he says.

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