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Tiger Anemone Discovered in Singapore Confirmed as New Species after a Decade of Research
Category: Marine BiologyRead More: Tiger Anemone Discovered in Singapore Confirmed as New Species after a Decade of ResearchHidden amidst the sands of Changi’s shoreline, a sea anemone bearing a resemblance to a light-colored strawberry has recently been recognized as a novel species by local researchers. Unveiling the Mysteries of the Tiger Anemone Dubbed the “tiger anemone” due to its distinctive striping and its aptitude to consume prey larger than its size, the…
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Exploration Team Ventures into South Australia to Observe Giant Cuttlefish Mating Season
Category: Marine BiologyRead More: Exploration Team Ventures into South Australia to Observe Giant Cuttlefish Mating SeasonA Breathtaking Natural Event Witnessed by Researchers Andi Cross & Janine Barker Having lived in Australia for five years and immersed myself in its oceanic environment, it was inevitable that I would hear stories about South Australia. Splitting opinions, half the people I engaged with were captivated by this oceanic realm, while the other half…
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An Underwater “City” Constructed by Octopus Colony
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: An Underwater “City” Constructed by Octopus ColonyDiscover Octlantis, an astonishing underwater metropolis inhabited by a remarkable octopus colony. Situated in Jervis Bay, Australia, this city, uncovered in 2017, has captivated the attention of researchers and scientists, unveiling intricate social behaviors among these cephalopods. The remarkable discovery of Octlantis pushes the boundaries of our understanding of octopuses’ social capabilities, enticing us to…
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Warming in California Leads to Alarming Decline in Invertebrate Populations
Category: Marine EcologyRead More: Warming in California Leads to Alarming Decline in Invertebrate PopulationsA concerning phenomenon known as “The Drop” occurred off the coast of California around 8 years ago, bringing about a prolonged period of abnormal warm water. This unusual heat wave, which lasted for two years, has left lasting impacts on the marine ecosystems in the region. Researchers from the University of California have extensively studied…
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A Milestone in Marine Conservation: Permanent Ban on Seabed Mining in Australia’s Northern Territory
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: A Milestone in Marine Conservation: Permanent Ban on Seabed Mining in Australia’s Northern TerritoryAustralia’s northern territory boasts pristine tropical coastlines and seas, forming a mesmerizing tapestry of diverse ecosystems, from vibrant seaweed meadows and coral reefs to lush mangroves and expansive tidal flats. These marine habitats support a rich array of wildlife, including six out of the world’s seven species of sea turtles, migrating whales, bottlenose dolphins, as…
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A Tragic Incident: Great White Shark Claims Swimmer’s Life in Australia
Category: Shark AttacksRead More: A Tragic Incident: Great White Shark Claims Swimmer’s Life in AustraliaIn a heartbreaking turn of events, a man fell victim to a fatal great white shark attack off Sydney’s Little Bay beach in Australia. The swimmer’s last moments were fraught with cries for help as he valiantly tried to fend off the shark’s assault, but tragically succumbed to the attack. Shark attacks on humans have…
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“Shark Nets Don’t Work – Southern Courier
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: “Shark Nets Don’t Work – Southern CourierEXPERTS are calling on shark nets, like those that caught two great whites at Bondi Beach last week, to be removed because they do nothing to reduce attacks. The University of Sydney’s Dr. Christopher Neff said there was “very little evidence” that nets prevented shark bites. “There are no decisions governments can make that will…
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Byron Bay Shark Attack: Changing Perspectives on Shark Culls
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Byron Bay Shark Attack: Changing Perspectives on Shark CullsByron Bay, known for its premier surf spot, The Pass, faced a tragic incident with a fatal shark attack on local resident Paul Wilcox at Clarkes Beach. The beach and surrounding areas remained closed as the coastalwatch reported messy waves and unfavorable surf conditions. However, the aftermath of this incident revealed a shift in the…
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Tiger Anemone Discovered in Singapore Confirmed as New Species after a Decade of Research
Hidden amidst the sands of Changi’s shoreline, a sea anemone bearing a resemblance to a light-colored strawberry has recently been recognized as a novel species by local researchers. Unveiling the Mysteries of the Tiger Anemone Dubbed the “tiger anemone” due to its distinctive striping and its aptitude to consume prey larger than its size, the… READ MORE >>>>
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Exploration Team Ventures into South Australia to Observe Giant Cuttlefish Mating Season
A Breathtaking Natural Event Witnessed by Researchers Andi Cross & Janine Barker Having lived in Australia for five years and immersed myself in its oceanic environment, it was inevitable that I would hear stories about South Australia. Splitting opinions, half the people I engaged with were captivated by this oceanic realm, while the other half… READ MORE >>>>
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Study Suggests Climate Breakdown is Altering the Color of World’s Oceans
New research suggests that Earth’s oceans are experiencing a shift in color, and climate breakdown is likely the driving force behind this phenomenon. The once deep blue sea is gradually transforming into a greener hue, particularly in low latitude regions near the equator. The Significance of Ocean Color “The significance of this issue lies not… READ MORE >>>>
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