Nature Talks – Short glimpses of marine life in South Africa.

A juvenile sole buries itself in the sand after swimming around a tidal pool.

A glimpse at the nocturnal hunting of a Common Octopus.

An Eagle Ray swimming in the Swartvlei Estuary Mouth

A Knysna Seahorse swims free after being rescued after being rescued when it was stranded following the breaching of the Swartvlei Estuary mouth.

A young common octopus reaches out to grab a GoPro camera.

A male Blue Stingray searches for a receptive female to mate with.

A Four Tone Nudibranch has and encounter with a flatworm.

Encountering a large fish on the Paquita Wreck in the Knysna Heads.

A curious yearling Cape Fur Seal inspects me while diving at Gericke’s Point.

A chance encounter with a Green Turtle while on a reef clean up dive in the Garden Route

A Lesser Guitarfish patrols the seabed for prey.

A West Coast Rock Lobster retreats into a crevice in the reef during a survey dive.

Nocturnal hunting antics of a Common Octopus

A pair of Red Roman disrupt a feeding frenzy in the Kelp Forest at Boulders Beach

Swimming with a Hawksbill Turtle.

Diving with a Puffadder Shy Shark and Pyjama Catshark in the Kelp Forest

Belly-striped Puffer sheltering beneath a reef overhang in the Garden Route.