KOSI BAY
ST LUCIA
What a Happy day with the @newfcommunity crew, @adventuremaniadiving @thandishabalala7, @isimangaliso and the producer of #myoctopusteacher!! Was epic hosting you guys!![]()
Hope to see you all again soon!![]()
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Sakhile Dube taking you on some Cultural, Language and Wildlife lessons in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park!![]()
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Sakhile Dube gives information about flap-necked chameleons. In iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa, we have two different species of chameleons, Flap-ne...
Sakhile Dube, also known as the Chameleon Man often find Chameleons on our Guided Walking Safari!![]()
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Chameleons are incredible creatures! ![]()
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That their tongue is roughly twice the length of his body! ![]()
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Their eyes can move in two different directions at once, giving the lizards a panoramic view of their surroundings.![]()
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So how exactly do chameleons change colors? ![]()
The outer layer of their skin is see-through. Beneath that are layers of special cells filled with pigment—the substance that gives plants and animals (including you) color. To display a new color, the brain sends a message for these cells to get bigger or smaller. As this happens, pigments from different cells are released, and they mix with each other to create new skin tones. For instance, red and blue pigment may mix to make the chameleon look purple.![]()
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The Thonga's and Zulu's love their Palm Wine! ![]()
The Palm Wine harvested from the Ilala Palm or the Wild Date Palm, is not only very tasty it's also a very healthy wine! Filled with vitamins and antioxidants! ![]()
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Come taste and experience the Thonga Culture!
A cold one today, but the ocean was busy and provided exciting sightings! We had some good sized East Coast rock Lobsters, Octopus, an Indian Goatfish, and many more. A big thanks to everyone who joined our adventure! ![]()
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