In 2025, a rare species of bioluminescent jellyfish, known as the mauve stinger jellyfish, was spotted on a Durban beach, creating a stunning sight in the dark with their clear bodies and lavender-hued tentacles. These jellyfish were likely pushed close to the shore by strong winds, according to Ann Kunz from Saambr, and some were saved by the Saambr team for display at uShaka Sea World. Visitors can now witness these glowing creatures in the aquarium exhibits after missing the opportunity to see them on the beach.
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This week’s edition features Jan Gerber discussing the MK Party and political humor, while Anneliese Burgess interviews Lindiwe Mazibuko on her political journey and culinary delights. Additional highlights include Andrew Thompson's exploration of African wildlife myths, Dalene Fourie's wine recommendations, and DJ Zinhle's insights into her brand, alongside various culinary and cultural pieces. Want More Context? 🔎
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