Believed to be the oldest African penguin in the world, uShaka Sea World’s 40 year old legendary penguin Dee, died peacefully on Tuesday, July 4th, 2017.
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Last week, three large potato bass weighing between 25 and 30 kg were returned to the warm waters of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
Over the weekend a young flap neck chameleon (Chamaeleodilepis) was brought into the rehabilitation centre at Dangerous Creatures in the uShaka Village Walk by a member of the public.
Last week, before the park opened to the public, a six seater Beechcraft aeroplane was lowered into the Shark Exhibit at uShaka Sea World.
A tiny leatherback hatchling was brought into uShaka Sea World’s rehabilitation centre recently after being found by an angler on Ansteys Beach.
Two of uShaka Sea World’s juvenile ragged-tooth sharks have gone to the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, United Kingdom.
Gambit was acknowledged at the 8th Ethekwini Living Legend Awards Ceremony
Ocean the African Penguin gives Londi Shezi and Zama Shandu last minute tips as they prepare for the 5th Annual…
Nine newborn thorntail rays were found swimming in the Open Ocean Exhibit at uShaka Marine World, after being born on 17 and 28 December 2014.
A new ragged tooth shark was added to the uShaka Sea World family in an unexpected birth on Thursday 4 December.
Selso, the elephant seal that was being rehabilitated at uShaka Sea World, has returned to South Africa after 10 months at sea.
An African rock python has been quarantined at uShaka Sea World after it was removed from a man-vs-animal conflict situation.
uShaka is celebrating National Marine Week by encouraging South Africans to vote with their wallets!
The Sub-Antarctic fur seal is being closely monitored by uShaka Sea World after rehabilitation.
Ten Loggerhead Turtles that were being rehabilitated at uShaka Marine World were released back into the ocean recently.
The uShaka Sea World team helped release 19 rehabilitated Loggerhead turtles just off the Durban coast.