July 22, 2019

Dolphin Pack

Dolphins, Dolphin, South Africa, Images of Dolphins, Dolphin Photos
July 22, 2019
Dolphin Pack

Species: Spinner Dolphins | Location: Wild Coast, South Africa

By Mark Gottlieb

Each June billions of sardines come up from the southern ocean the east side of South Africa. And thousands of dolphins follow to feast on the sardines. This pack of Spinner dolphins was among the many doing just that.

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About The Photographer

Cropped mark gottlieb may 2012

I love all of God's creations - from the earth's amazing formations - to the incredible animals that roam on it. I set out a few times a year to capture much of that in my photography.

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