Marine & Wildlife
Here is a list of the Wildlife and Marine animals you will have a chance to see on your adventures with Adventica
Marine Life - British Columbia Rainforest
- Resident Orca (Killer) Whales - occasionally seen in August
- Transient Orca (Killer) Whales - common in June to September; and occasionally seen in May and October
- Dolphins and Porpoises are common from May to October
- Sea Lions - very common year round
- Harbour Seals - very common year round
- Salmon - very common in June to August [fishing season], and common in May, September and October
Wildlife - British Columbia Rainforest
- Grizzly Bear common in August and September
- Black Bear common in May to August
- Deer - C - very common Spring, Summer and Fall
- Bald Eagle - very common from May to October
Wildlife - Pilanesberg
- Lion - Common
- Leopard - Rare
- Cheetah - Rare
- Cape Buffalo - Extremely Rare
- Elephant - Very Common
- Wild Dog - Extremely Rare
- Rhino - Very Common
Wildlife - Tswalu
- There are 85 mammals and 264 bird species commonly seen at Tswalu
- Included are:
- Oryx, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, warthog and ostrich are common sightings
- Kalahari black-maned lion, desert black rhino and African wild dog
- Leopard, the rare Hartmann’s mountain zebra, reedbuck and klipspringer. Cape buffalo and large predators, including cheetah, hyena, and black-backed jackal
Wildlife photo credits
Bear with Salmon - Credit: Northern Vancouver Island Tourism/Steven Fines
BLack bear with salmon - Credit: Destination BC/Yuri Choufour
Otter - Credit: Destination BC/Boomer Jerritt
Bald eagle - Credit: Eagle Wing Tours/Clint Rivers
Sea Lions - Credit: Northern Vancouver Island Tourism/Steven Fines
Spirit Bear - Credit: Destination BC/Clare Levy
Spirit Bear - Credit: Destination BC/Yuri Choufour
Mama Bear and cubs - Credit: Ian McAllister/Pacific Wild
Humpback whale - Credit: Eagle Wing Tours/Valerie Shore
Breaching humpback whale - Credit: Eagle Wing Tours/Clint Rivers
Orca - Credit: Eagle Wing Tours/Valerie Shore
Aerial Ocean|Black Bears - Credit: Destination BC/Jeremy Koreski
Coastal Aerial - Credit: Destination BC/Graeme Owsianski
Beach with Kayaks - Credit: Tourism Vancouver Island/Ben Giesbrecht
Totem Pole - Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Forest walk - Credit: Destination BC/Graeme Owsianski