Thomas Peschakのインスタグラム(thomaspeschak) - 7月21日 22時07分

July is traditional the time when massive shoals of sardines migrate northwards along South Africa’s East coast. The warm south flowing Agulhas current is pushed offshore, allowing a tongue of cold water to lick up the eastern flank of the continent. Traveling with the cold water are not just sardines, but also hordes of hungry predators. Common dolphins, five species of sharks, Bryde’s whales and Cape Gannets are all in hot pursuit of this silvery bounty. #sardinerun #feast #ocean #baitball #southafrica #diving #gannets

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varuna_vision @thomaspeschak , Traditionally perhaps but it is a changing world, this year and the last few, the Sardine Run is a ghost of its former self , sea water is 22 degrees and 3 weeks of searching but our film crew have yielded only tiny amounts of sardines. Tropical species like tiger sharks , giant trevally and loggerhead turtles are present in the area more and more each year. Climate change or stock collapse from overfishing. The Sardine Run lives on as a myth in the memories of coastal communities more than the nature’s great event it once was. 🐳🌀🔥

royal_tern I got to see this one year! Absolutely spectacular! A little daunting when you realize how many sharks are in the water!

infinitemoksha Is there really still a question if it is human distruction of the earth or a natural fluctuation?

swimcyclerundog @jessaddwater I’m so not as hard core as y’all, but I’m happy to go for a swim elsewhere 😂

jessaddwater One day, @kirbymorejohn and I want to do the sardine run with you and @swimcyclerundog!

dugulapg So beautiful photo, hope some day take one like this 😁❤️

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