Tourism, climate puts Raja Ampat’s ‘walking shark’ under pressure
Vidya Pinandhita (The Jakarta Post 2026/06/27) The shallow coastal waters of the Raja Ampat archipelago in Southwest Papua are home to the population of the shark (Hemiscyllium freycineti), one of 10 known “walking shark” species discovered worldwide, six of which are mainly found in eastern Indonesian waters. The Raja Ampat epaulette shark, locally known as the “walking shark”, is facing... Read More →



















































