Whale sharks and dolphins “together” in Triton Bay
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Recently visitors to Triton Bay’s “Whale Shark Experience” have been gifted with a bonus…the presence of dolphins! While this is not necessarily an event exclusive to... Read More →
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Loving Mantas…to their detriment!
Note: This post is about the situation shown in the attached You Tube video located near the end of this story. If you don’t view it, you’ll never be as concerned as you need to be... Read More →
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Melihat ke masa depan ReShark dan StAR, diterjemahkan oleh Made Abiyoga Udaya
Catatan administrasi: Postingan ini adalah bagian dari liputan berlanjut tentang ReShark dan program pertamanya di Indonesia, proyek StAR. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut mengenai proyek ini,... Read More →
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ReShark and StAR: Looks to the Future at Seattle Retreat by Maurine Shimlock
Administrator’s note: This post is part of our ongoing reportage on ReShark and its pilot program in Indonesia, StAR. For more info on the projects please visit ReShark’s website... Read More →
The Story of EPI and The Pursuit of Inclusive Shark Science by Made Abiyoga Udaya
Among the myriad of marine species described globally are a group of cartilaginous fish, known as elasmobranchs. Ranging in size from mere centimeters to tens of meters, this extensive group... Read More →
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Raja Ampat Pioneers – Edi Frommenwiler and Pindito by Don Silcock
Administrators Note: Don Silcock is an Australian underwater photographer and photojournalist based in Bali, Indonesia. His non-commercial website, Indo-Pacific Images, is full of interesting... Read More →