Amazing whale tour this morning off Durban. Roughly two hours on the water and enjoyed around 12 whale sightings, some of the sightings were calves as well!
Durban is fast becoming one of the best places in the world to spot humpback whales as well as other marine species.
Expect a blog post soon :)
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White Rhino Enjoying a Scratch in the Late Afternoon
All animals out there enjoy a scratch every now and again (including us humans right). While on a widlife safari day tour from Durban my guests and I came across this White Rhino slowly making his way up a hill side at the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve.
Having a look around I spotted a lone tree with a well trodden path around it and bark missing onthe lower trunk. You don't have to be a wildlife guide to know that this tree served as a local scrtaching post for the wildlife.
After a few minutes the Rhino arrived and began to get stuck into a good scratch. You can actually see all the ticks on the Rhino as well as all the flies in the air around the Rhino!
It's no wonder Rhino's spend a great deal of thier time wallowing. Beside being nice and cooling on a hot summer day, the mud collected on the skin dries, trapping parasites like ticks which then can be scratched off on a tree or a rock, or iff people don't move fast enough, on the bumper of a car (yup, seen it happen).