Tozeuma Shrimp – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s May Underwater Photograph
If you look at this odd-looking shrimp, you’ll see why it is sometimes also called a Pinocchio and a rhino shrimp. Its long body and long nose, make it look …
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Two months until World Ocean Day!
With less than 2 months until 8 June, many of you have already started planning your event, activity, or celebration for World Ocean Day. Check out the latest event planning resources below …
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First Comprehensive study of NW Australia’s Deep Corals Completed
Scientists circumnavigate and map the seafloor of the entire mesophotic (deep water) zone in Ashmore Reef Marine Park. Scientists discovered a sea snake thought to be locally extinct and saw …
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South Australia Reels in World Fisheries Congress
By Georgia Honan The 2021 World Fisheries Congress to be held in South Australia will bring together the brightest minds in commercial fishing, with a focus on conservation and sustainability. …
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Photos Capture Spectacular Ice Eruptions in Siberia
By Maura Kelly, AccuWeather meteorologist Rounds of ice and river water eruptions were recorded on camera in parts of south-central Russia last week. But what looks like a dazzling water fountain show …
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SAWFISH NEWS: Havenworth Coastal Conservation Anglers and Divers Asked to Help with Sawfish Research
By Tonya Wiley One of the best ways to track the effectiveness of ongoing management and conservation efforts is to collect information about interactions with endangered sawfish by fishers, divers, …
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Pacific Whale Foundation & University of Hawaii Announce Scientific Paper Documenting Rapid Weight-Loss in Pygmy Killer Whales
Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF), a nonprofit organization working to protect the ocean and its inhabitants for more than 40 years, led a groundbreaking study employing advanced drone technology that offers new hope …
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Angelo Concilio: Rider on The Storm
As I child, I was terrified of storms. Especially those that occurred in the summer, when a strong contrast between hot and cold air made them particularly violent. I remember …
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Whale Sharks in Video Games, Where to Swim with the Gentle Giants
By Joshua Clayton A Bad Year for Tropical Travel With travel bans still in effect across most of Asia and travel bubbles failing to emerge or facing continual delays even between countries …
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Walls of Death: Fisheries Threaten Livelihoods in the Indian Ocean, Report Reveals
Fishing pressure on the Indian Ocean high seas is threatening ocean health, coastal livelihoods and iconic species, with governments failing to act, a new Greenpeace International report shows. The new investigation in …
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