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Teen Swimmer Plans Second Mossel Bay Crossing to Push for Shark Protection Zone

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A South African endurance swimmer is planning a second Mossel Bay crossing to support a proposed shark protection zone and highlight declining marine life.
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Teen Swimmer Announces Second Extreme South African Coast Swim To Pressure Government On Shark Protection

A month after completing a grueling 22km/13.7-mile swim across South Africa's Mossel Bay, 19-year-old endurance swimmer Kane Johnstone has announced a swimto span the area's full proposed Shark Catch Exclusion Zone (SCEZ) and intensify pressure on government decision-makers.

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Teen Swimmer Plans Second Mossel Bay Crossing to Push for Shark Protection Zone

A South African endurance swimmer is planning a second Mossel Bay crossing to support a proposed shark protection zone and highlight declining marine life.

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thescubanews.com broke the news in on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.
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