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Swimming with Seals

Video July 24, 2014 Susie

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Instagram post 2171654630243908091_1510550026 This week we had the amazing opportunity to watch a pod of five Killer Whales feed on what appeared to be a large Tuna in Munroe Bight #tasmanpeninsula . @killerwhalesaustralia are currently in the process of going through the ID shots. At least one of the animals is known to the KWA database. This is the large male as he swims past our vessel. #wildoceantasmania
Instagram post 2168108348082542311_1510550026 We’ll be at @veganfesttas tomorrow with info about our ethical wildlife boat tours and roadkill awareness shirts via @wild.hearts.rescue Profits go towards wildlife rehabilitation. 😊 Hope to see you there! 👋
Instagram post 2166615623843716056_1510550026 🙏🐋💙 #wildoceantasmania
Instagram post 2160165487651504318_1510550026 Today is World Wombat Day and we haven’t posted many updates on our wildlife orphans lately...so here we go! ☺️ Those who have previously joined our tours know that part of our profits go directly towards the joeys we have in care. Last season we raised 3 Bennett’s Wallabies and released them in February and March. Our Wombat joey is going to be released next week and we’ve now taken on the next generation of joeys, this time 3 Tasmanian Pademelons. 🥰 If you would like to see more content of the wildlife we have in care, you can follow their journey on our orphaned wildlife dedicated Insta account @wild.hearts.rescue ! #worldwombatday
Instagram post 2151386645625350167_1510550026 Classed as vulnerable and one of the rarest Penguins in the World, this New Zealand Fiordland Penguin (Tawaki) made himself at home on the rocks at Cape Hauy this week. We’ve spotted him on three occasions. 😊 Crested Penguins are unusual visitors to Tasmania. If you see one, please report the sighting to DPIPWE!
Instagram post 2150060895932707386_1510550026 A special treat at the very end of our Seal & Ocean Expedition today - Just a few hundred meters out from the pier in Eaglehawk Neck we saw some acrobatic Bottlenose Dolphins jump followed by a close encounter with three Humpback Whales. 💕
Instagram post 2148543266302551214_1510550026 A lot of activity close to shore this week. We had 4 different species of whales over 2 days, including this feeding Southern Right Whale.
Instagram post 2140632392061583263_1510550026 We had the best start into the new season we could wish for - Dolphins every day and today we saw the first few Humpback Whales! Love you Tassie 💕 #wildoceantasmania
Instagram post 2137054926793358036_1510550026 Hats off to the young climate strikers and everyone involved that bring the urgency of the climate crises to the top of the agenda! #globalclimatestrike #fridaysforfuture
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  1. Humpback Whales

    October 10, 2016 Susie

  2. Swimming with Seals

    July 24, 2014 Susie
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Pressure 999 hPa
Humidity 54%
Clouds 75%
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