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Amazing underwater footage in the sea off Port St Johns of a sardine ball being decimated by birds, sharks, dolphins and more

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Amazing underwater footage in the sea off Port St Johns o...

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Uploaded: 2024-06-12T04:40:39
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Description: The famous annual sardine run off the east coast of South Africa is underway - here is some remarkable underwater footage of the destruction of a large ball of hundreds of thousands of sardines being consumed in a frenzy by mammals, fish and birds off the coast of Port St John.

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The famous annual sardine run off the east coast of South Africa is underway - here is some remarkable underwater footage of the destruction of a large ball of hundreds of thousands of sardines being consumed in a frenzy by mammals, fish and birds off the coast of Port St John.