
New documentary examines decline in Irish dolphin activity
Dolphins have long made the waters off Ireland home, with the first record of a dolphin in Irish ...
Newstalk
Compassionate Kayakers Push a Stranded 3,500 Pound Beluga Whale Safely Back Into the Ocean
A kayaker saw that a giant Beluga whale had gotten stuck in the mudflats and called on others to help push the whale back into the ocean.
Laughing Squid
One Of The Biggest Ancient Whale Graveyards Isn’t Underwater — It’s Actually in a Desert
The massive skeleton of a predatory whale sprawled across the sand attracts visitors from around the world.
Green Matters
Two endangered Hawaiian monk seal pups receiving life-saving care | Maui Now
RU28 and RU99—are now receiving life-saving care at The Marine Mammal Center’s Hawaiian monk seal hospital, Ke Kai Ola, in Kona, on Hawaiʻi Island.
| Two endangered Hawaiian monk seal pups receiving life-saving care⟦Fang et al.⟧ Temporal presence of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins to the piling during the first offshore wind farm construction in the Pearl River Estuary, China
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Frontiers | Temporal presence of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins to the piling during the first offshore wind farm construction in the Pearl River Estuary, China
The Guishan Offshore Wind Farm is the first offshore wind power facility located within the habitat of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) in Gu...
Frontiers
Frontiers | Assessing microplastic pollution in marine mammals: evidence from three cetacean species in the southeastern Black Sea
Microplastic (MP) pollution has emerged as a pervasive environmental threat, with growing evidence of its accumulation across various marine trophic levels, ...
FrontiersNearly 80% of whale sharks in this marine tourism hotspot have human-caused scars. Via @sciencex.physorg
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Nearly 80% of whale sharks in ...
Nearly 80% of whale sharks in this marine tourism hotspot have human-caused scars
Whale sharks, the largest living fish species, are classified as endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Over the past 75 years, populations have declined by more than 50% worldwide, and by up to 63% in the Indo-Pacific region. Because whale sharks take up to 30 years to become sexually mature, populations can only recover slowly from threats like hunting for fins, meat, and oil, habitat loss, and entanglement in fishing nets.
Phys.org
Scientists race to find weapons against South Australia's toxic algal bloom
Scientific efforts are getting microscopic on the biggest algal bloom in Australia’s history to see if it hides secrets that could stop its spread.
ABC News
Oyster reef restoration raises hope for northern Queensland marine health
Scientists and traditional owners restore oyster reefs once common in Far North Queensland waters.
ABC News