Tribute to Splendid Creatures Which Roam the SA Oceans!

When you say February, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Valentine’s Day, isn’t it? Springbok Casino, one of the most popular South African online casinos has found its own unique way to spread some love, with the newest Whalentine’s Day promotion.

That’s right, you have read it well, the operator, widely known for its outstanding and informative promotional campaigns is sharing 25 bonus spins on Sweet 16 until February 28, 2022. Aside from spinning reels on Realtime Gaming’s candy-themed slot, punters will find out more about all the whales which inhabit the oceans of SA and how important they are for our world.

Curious to find out more about these magnificent mammals and the accompanying promo? Keep reading!

How to Claim Extra Spins on RTG slot?

Before we share a couple of interesting facts about whales, allow us to give you instruction on how this rewarding bonus by Springbok Casino works, and how to claim it.

Available until February 28, 2022…

…the promo gives punters an opportunity to claim 25 additional rotations on a candy-themed online slot delivered by Realtime Gaming. To claim the portion of complimentary rounds on Sweet 16, players should use coupon code: WHALEDAY.

Unveiled in 2016, this 5x3 slot game is packed with 243 paylines and a mouthwatering set of features. There are expanding wilds, multipliers as well as morphing symbols. Winning icons may be morphed after pays are awarded, opening room for new symbols to land in their place, providing additional chances to earn extra wins. As long as winning combinations occur, morphing continues.

Daniel Van Wyke commented on the newest promo as follows:

"The fearsome Killer Whale is spectacular and seeing a Humpback breach is one of the most amazing experiences of my life. But since we see so many off our coast when they come here to mate and calve, Southern Right Whales have got to be my favorite!"

Some Interesting Facts About Whales

Some of the whales that live in the oceans of South Africa include the Southern Right Whale, Humpback, and Killer Whales. There are two different types of whales, those with teeth for eating fish, squid, and octopus and those with baleen that feed on plankton.

Whales all over the world have become endangered species, and it is of vital importance to take some steps and reverse that process. Whalentine’s Day (World Whale Day) is observed on the third Sunday in February- this year it’s February 20.

Did you know that they can store two billion metric tons of CO2 per year? That’s why we should find ways to protect them, revive their number, slow down extinction, repair the marine ecosystem and save our planet.

Here are a few more intriguing trivia questions for you:

• Whale milk is as thick as toothpaste due to the 50% fat content in it.
• All toothed whales have a "melon" forehead with fatty tissue to help vocalization.
• Some whales use bubble nets to coral their prey.
• The most famous fictional whale is Moby Dick.

If you want to boost your knowledge of these marvelous creatures, and what we can do to help them survive, take time to watch the video. Hit the comments section below to share more amazing facts with us and the community.

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Source:

“Springbok celebrates Whalentine's Day with a tribute to SA whales and month-long extra spins offer”, Springbok Casino press release, February 1, 2022.