Orca Calf Escapes Canadian Lagoon After Month-Long Ordeal
A two-year-old orca calf trapped in a Vancouver Island lagoon for over a month has swum towards freedom, igniting hopes for a reunion with her pod.
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Stranded Dolphin Rescued and Released Back to Sea off China’s East Coast
Local authorities and villagers in Wenling City, Zhejiang Province, teamed up to rescue a stranded dolphin, successfully returning it to the sea and highlighting the importance of community in wildlife conservation.
Fiji Boosts Green Tourism with New Coral Gene Bank on Vomo Island
Fiji enhances sustainable tourism by launching a second coral gene bank on Vomo Island, promoting marine conservation and highlighting the beauty and fragility of coral reefs, announced Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka.
Plastic Pollution Threatens Sea Turtles in the Mediterranean, Study Finds
A new study reveals that hundreds of plastic pieces were found inside sea turtles in the Mediterranean, highlighting the urgent issue of marine pollution threatening wildlife.
Fishing Gear Entanglements Threaten Survival of Critically Endangered Whales
New research by Australian marine scientists reveals that fishing gear entanglements severely impact the survival of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Decoding Whale Songs: New Research Reveals Secrets Amid Rising Noise in Asian Seas
New research unveils how whales sing without exhaling, revealing unique vocal mechanisms. However, increasing noise pollution in Asian waters threatens to silence these majestic ocean melodies.
High-Resolution Satellites Reveal Expanded Global Coral Reef Coverage
Researchers from the University of Queensland have used high-resolution satellite mapping to reveal an increased global area of shallow coral reefs, offering new insights for conservation efforts.
Bryde’s Whales Return to Weizhou Island: A Marine Sanctuary Emerges
Bryde’s whales have returned to China’s Weizhou Island for seven consecutive years. Over 50 whales have been spotted, transforming local views on nature and sparking a wave of ecological conservation.
Hainan’s Sunken Ships Transform Seabeds into Thriving Marine Habitats
Hainan is revitalizing its coastal waters by creating artificial reefs from sunken ships, transforming barren seabeds into thriving habitats for marine life and protecting fishery resources.
Patrol Officers Rescue Sea Turtle Eggs on Sansha Xishazhou Island
Patrol officers on Sansha Xishazhou Island in China’s Hainan Province rescued a nest of sea turtle eggs threatened by seawater erosion, relocating them to a safer place to ensure their survival.
Tourists and Locals Rescue Injured Dolphin on Sanya’s Dadonghai Beach
Tourists and locals in Sanya collaborated to rescue an injured dolphin stranded on Dadonghai Beach. The dolphin is now in stable condition and receiving treatment at the Dolphin Retention Center.
Rescuing the Reef: Clearing Ghost Nets in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago
Volunteers in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago are diving deep to remove deadly ghost nets, protecting marine life and preserving the region’s pristine waters.