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Authorities discovered 6,300 dead seahorses in Ecuador, highlighting the severe impact of wildlife trafficking on marine species survival.

The guitarfish, a unique species with features of both sharks and rays, faces an uncertain future as scientists and coastal communities strive to protect it.

New images released on World Water Day reveal the presence of humpback whales, numerous dolphins, and a rare species of octopus along the coast of Rio de Janeiro, showcasing marine biodiversity and the importance of coastal conservation.

A long-lost recording of a humpback whale song from 1949 may provide new insights into whale communication, according to researchers.

Scientists recreated a real dinosaur nest to understand how they incubated their eggs, and researchers found a 60-year-old sea turtle in Espírito Santo, Brazil.

Kenya's hosting of the Our Ocean Conference presents an opportunity to advocate for sustainable ocean management and address the issues affecting African coastal communities.

A study found that sharks near Eleuthera, Bahamas, contain traces of cocaine, caffeine, and analgesics, indicating human pollution in these waters.

A young South Sea dolphin named 'Ssan-dori' has freed itself from a discarded fishing net after being trapped for 87 days.

A 1949 whale song recording may provide new insights into the communication of humpback whales, according to researchers who claim it is the oldest known recording of its kind.

Australia's Environment Minister aims to designate an additional half a million square kilometers of ocean as protected areas, seeking to enhance marine conservation and avoid past political controversies.

The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has announced a comprehensive plan to enhance the welfare of marine life in aquariums and expand their educational and conservation roles.

Proposed shark nets for a new €100 million Club Med resort in South Africa may endanger local marine species, prompting calls for an environmental impact assessment.

A lethargic sea turtle, categorized as endangered, was found stranded on the Texas coast, prompting rescue efforts by the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research.

A critically endangered adult hawksbill sea turtle was rescued on a Galveston beach, showing signs of severe health issues and multiple epibionts attached to its shell.

The Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia has commenced land clearing as part of its development plans for a refuge for captive whales.

Researchers captured footage of hundreds of vulnerable sharks in the San Matías Gulf, highlighting both the significance of the sighting and the environmental pressures these species face.

A great white shark named Kara has been tracked off Vancouver Island, a regular occurrence according to researchers, who note her migratory patterns and potential pregnancy.

A whale was stranded in Kjálkafirði, Iceland, prompting local authorities to respond.

A rare albino blue whale has been spotted in Loreto Bay National Park, Mexico, considered a historical find.

Diana, a loggerhead turtle, has traveled over 6400 kilometers from Ceuta, Spain, to the Caribbean after being rescued from fishing nets last year.

The Brazilian federal government has established the Albardão Marine National Park and Environmental Protection Area, covering over 1 million hectares, to protect biodiversity in Southern Rio Grande do Sul.

An aquarium in Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná, imports salt from Israel to create seawater necessary for housing marine species.

Diana, a loggerhead turtle rescued in Ceuta, Spain, has made an incredible 6,400-kilometer journey across the Atlantic to the Caribbean after being freed from fishing nets.

A dead sea turtle was discovered by a beachgoer at Aruana Beach in Aracaju, Brazil.

Camila Domit, a Brazilian marine biologist, is a finalist for the prestigious Whitley Award, recognized for her environmental conservation efforts.

An albino blue whale sighting in Baja California is considered significant due to the rarity of such occurrences and the whale's endangered status.

The Brazilian government has officially established the Albardão Marine National Park after a lengthy two-decade process, marking a significant step in marine conservation efforts along the southern coast.

The article profiles a marine biologist who travels from Russia to Ushuaia studying southern whales and emphasizing their ecological importance.

A rescued loggerhead turtle named BB is helping scientists understand the impact of climate change on marine life.

A photograph capturing baby elephant seals learning to swim has won the '2026 Underwater Photographer of the Year' award, highlighting the resilience of this species.

A study reveals that female humpback whales are increasingly attracted to the complex songs of mature males, which are vital for reproduction.

Finland's Ministry of Environment plans to expand the Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park into marine areas, increasing its size significantly to include surrounding waters.

Florida is advancing legislation known as the MANTA Protection Act, aimed at enhancing protections for threatened marine species amid conservation debates.

Shark culling operations have been initiated in New Caledonia following a fatal shark attack, leading to public debate over safety and conservation.

A massive coral colony, roughly the size of a soccer field, was discovered off the coast of Australia by a mother-daughter scientific team.

A recent drone trial in Queensland indicates that sharks frequently appear close to beaches, despite the presence of protective nets and drum lines.

Scientists from the Universidad Andrés Bello in Chile have discovered a new species of octopus in the southeastern Pacific Ocean.

The article discusses surprising habitats where sharks are found, contradicting the common perception of their ecological preferences.

A photo of Southern elephant seal pups won the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition, showcasing their playful nature and the artistry behind the shot.

Ninety-five hatchlings of the world's largest and most endangered turtle species have successfully emerged on the beaches of Manabí, Ecuador.

A coral colony discovered by citizen scientists in Far North Queensland may be the largest known in the world, showcasing resilience amidst environmental challenges.

A rare and endangered sperm whale was recently found dead on Israel's Zikim Beach, highlighting the species' vulnerability and rarity in the area.

Citizen scientists have identified one of the largest coral colonies on the Great Barrier Reef, measuring 111 meters long and covering nearly 4,000 square meters.

Six stranded sperm whales have died after swimming ashore on the Danish island of Fanø.

Hamza Yassin was astonished during an episode of Countryfile while searching for the critically endangered flapper skate off the west coast of Scotland.

A sea turtle was rescued in Natal, Brazil, after becoming trapped in a fishing net, highlighting the importance of community involvement in wildlife conservation efforts.

A sixth sperm whale has been found stranded on the Danish island of Fanø, bringing the total number of stranded whales to six.

A researcher expresses sadness over the recent stranding and death of sperm whales along the Wadden Sea.

Environmental advocates and researchers are urging caution regarding trout farming in the Gulf of Riga, emphasizing the need for scientific basis in decision-making related to Baltic Sea usage.

Brazilian marine biologist Camila Domit is a finalist for the Whitley Awards 2026 for her conservation work with endangered dolphin species.