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		<title>It’s Whale Season! Nature’s most majestic marine mammals have returned to the Overberg coastline!</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 Sep 2020 12:52:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Each year, the Overberg coastline, and particularly the relatively sheltered waters of Walker Bay and Hermanus, play host to one of nature’s most profound spectacles: the birthing and mating seasons of those impressive watery behemoths known as Southern Right Whales. Crossing the mighty ocean, travelling all the way from the icy expanse of the Antarctic, these great marine beasts pilot a path to the warmer Indian Ocean off the coast of South Africa to give birth and nurse their young, and then seek new breeding partners, before returning once again to the Antarctic reaches. This pilgrimage is an annual occurrence and a profound example of the unerring navigational intelligence of these massive creatures &#8211; the whales return season after season to the very same birthing sites of their ancestors, to calve, and then mate, repeating an ancient cycle of nature… A similar pilgrimage is made each year, by visitors who flock to the area to witness the unrivalled spectacle of breaching and fluking whales who sport in the waters, often incredibly close to the shoreline. The passionate pursuit of whale watching finds its greatest home in the Overberg region, which is rated by fans as one of the finest places [...]]]></description>
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