They are formed by the Agulhas current, which originates along the equator in the Indian Ocean. From there, this warm, salty current travels southward along the east coast of Africa, where it ...

In an attempt to showcase what the 15000 ton vessel has to offer, the department sailed members of Parliament and the media from East London to Cape Town recently. And eNCA's Ronald Masinda filed ...

At the southern tip of the African continent where the Atlantic, Indian and Southern Oceans converge, is the Agulhas Current which forms giant whirlpools several hundred kilometers in diameter. This ...

Both the subtropical and sub-Antarctic environments characterize the geographically intermediate convergence zone. Hutson (1980) examined the tropical Agulhas Current, characterized by temperatures ...

The Agulhas Current, one of the swiftest and strongest in the world ... employing a multitude of instruments to measure the diffusion—or eddy flux—of heat through the open ocean of the Cape Basin.

Both types of MW were detected inside Agulhas rings from the southeastern region of the Cape Basin until the western basin at 34°W. They spread along the eddy corridor crossing the South Atlantic ...

The Agulhas Current, located in the Indian Ocean ... onboard researchers studied a cyclonic eddy that formed in a bight on the continental shelf along their adjusted route. Maybe it wasn ...

Here the research team focused on the northern reaches of the Agulhas Current, a strong current that roughly follows the continental shelf break off the eastern coast of South Africa. The current ...