Marine biologists were alerted to the find by beach walkers who stumbled upon the grim sight last week in Gansbaai, a small fishing port almost 100 miles south east of Cape Town. "The dead sharks ...

Nearly as soon as whale watchers spotted the duo at Gansbaai, a great white shark washed up dead on the beach. Between 2016 and 2017, five more white sharks were found dead — four of them with ...

the globally important breeding and calving grounds of the Southern Right Whale; and the world's densest populations of the vulnerable great white shark. Now critically endangered, great whites are at ...

Between June and November, whale-watching cruises depart from Hermanus ... can also head out on shark cage diving expeditions in Gansbaai, about a 30-minute drive from Hermanus.

At least three liver-less white shark carcasses have washed up near the popular tourist town Gansbaai ... the killer whale pivots and lifts its tail out of the water and comes down on top of ...

In the course of her Ph D research, Hofmeyr-Jurtiz has recorded the snorting and trumpetting and lowing of hundreds of southern right whales around Gansbaai and Hermanus ... For that reason, whale ...

"This behaviour has never been witnessed in detail before, and certainly never from the air," lead author Alison Towner, a senior shark scientist at Marine Dynamics Academy in Gansbaai, South ...

For years, great white sharks were turning up dead on South Africa's False Bay and Gansbaai shores ... great whites fled to avoid continued killer-whale attacks. The study said its conclusion ...

Marine biologists said they were alerted to the find by beach goers who last week stumbled upon the carcasses in Gansbaai, a fishing port just over 100 miles southeast of Cape Town.