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Algoa Bay: Why Diving Amongst Sharks is Safer Than a Bag of Chips

25 March 2024 By Alan

Vending Machines vs. Sharks: The Deadly Showdown Vending machines kill more people than sharks In a world filled with unexpected dangers, it's easy to overlook the seemingly harmless objects that surround us. One such object that often goes unnoticed is the humble vending machine. Yes, you read that right! Vending machines, those convenient contraptions that dispense snacks and drinks, have a dark side that may surprise you. Believe it or not, vending machines have been responsible for … [Read more...] about Algoa Bay: Why Diving Amongst Sharks is Safer Than a Bag of Chips

How many people have been attacked by sharks in Algoa Bay?

26 February 2024 By Alan

Fortunately, shark attacks in Algoa Bay are extremely rare. The Shark Attack Data Center of the Florida Museum of Natural History records only one unprovoked shark attack in Algoa Bay since 1958 - a fatal incident in 2009. It's important to remember that these attacks are isolated events, and the risk of encountering a shark attack is incredibly low. Shark Species: Algoa Bay is home to a diverse range of shark species, including: Great White Sharks: These apex predators are known to … [Read more...] about How many people have been attacked by sharks in Algoa Bay?

Sharks in Algoa Bay: Exploring the Fascinating Marine Life

14 December 2023 By Alan

Algoa Bay, located on the eastern coast of South Africa, is renowned for its diverse marine ecosystem and is home to a variety of shark species. This article delves into the fascinating world of sharks that can be found in Algoa Bay, providing insights into their behavior, habitat, and conservation efforts. Great White Sharks: Algoa Bay is known for its population of great white sharks. These majestic creatures are often spotted in the bay, and researchers believe that Algoa Bay serves as a … [Read more...] about Sharks in Algoa Bay: Exploring the Fascinating Marine Life

62 US Shark Scientists Endorse Bipartisan Shark Sustainability Bill

17 April 2018 By Alan

Ahead of a House Natural Resources Committee hearing on various shark conservation bills, 62 marine scientists with expertise on sharks and rays submitted a letter to the committee calling for passage of the H.R. 5248, the Sustainable Shark Fisheries and Trade Act. The scientists urge a science-based approach to fisheries conservation and management, as prescribed by H.R. 5248, to significantly reduce the overfishing and unsustainable trade of sharks, rays, and skates around the world and … [Read more...] about 62 US Shark Scientists Endorse Bipartisan Shark Sustainability Bill

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4 March Shipwreck List

1844: Mary, this wooden sailing schooner wrecked in Gqeberha/Port Elizabeth in Algoa Bay in the Eastern Cape after its cables parted in a south-easterly gale. It was driven onto the jetty, so the crew managed to simply jump off without a loss of … [Read More...] about 4 March Shipwreck List

27 February Shipwreck List

1848: Lady Leith, this wooden sailing brig wrecked in a south-easterly gale at Cape Recife in the Eastern Cape after having struck Thunderbolt reef. 1854: Katherine Gwladys, this wooden sailing schooner wrecked on Bird Island in Algoa Bay in the … [Read More...] about 27 February Shipwreck List

3 March Shipwreck List

1854: Mary Jenkins, this coaster foundered near the Mtata River in the Eastern Cape with the loss of all that were on board. 1882: Queen of Ceylon, this wooden sailing barque wrecked on Back Beach in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal. Its cables parted in a … [Read More...] about 3 March Shipwreck List

2 March Shipwreck List

1842: Legionier, this wooden sailing vessel wrecked after its cables parted in a south-easterly gale at the Baakens River Mouth in Gqeberha/Port Elizabeth in Algoa Bay in the Eastern Cape. 1852: Juno, this Dutch sailing barque wrecked in dense … [Read More...] about 2 March Shipwreck List

1 March Shipwreck List

1848: Chanticleer, this South African iron schooner struck a rock on the east bank of the Kowie River in Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape and foundered. 1956 (possibly 1959): Rondebosch, this motor-powered fishing boat wrecked at night on the … [Read More...] about 1 March Shipwreck List

28 February Shipwreck List

1892: Alcestis, this British steel steam-powered ship foundered after striking a sunken wreck about 2.5km off Cape Agulhas/L'Agulhas in the Western Cape. The SS Guernsey picked the crew and the Customs Department labelled it a massive danger to … [Read More...] about 28 February Shipwreck List

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Admiralty Beach House

Admiralty Beach House

Algoa Bay Marine believe that by promoting nearby tourism products we will contribute to making the local tourism industry stronger. Gqeberha in Nelson Mandela Bay has incredible experiences and the friendliest people who welcome our local, national … [Read More...] about Admiralty Beach House

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Algoa Bay Marine believe that by promoting nearby tourism products we will contribute to making the local tourism industry stronger. Gqeberha in Nelson Mandela Bay has incredible experiences and the friendliest people who welcome our local, national … [Read More...] about Al-Beit Lodge

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Algoa Bay Marine believe that by promoting nearby tourism products we will contribute to making the local tourism industry stronger. Gqeberha in Nelson Mandela Bay has incredible experiences and the friendliest people who welcome our local, national … [Read More...] about At Sta-Plus Guesthouse

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