Ningaloo’s most famous residents, the whale sharks, can be witnessed on tours departing from Exmouth from March to August. There are plenty of tour operators and options that will get you up close to ...

Doha, Qatar: A dead dugong entangled in a fishing net was recovered near the shore of Old Al Wakrah Souq. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, in cooperation with the Ministry of ...

What’s more, cases of dugongs being killed by boat strikes and fishing bycatch have also increased as the animals leave depleted foraging grounds to venture into unfamiliar, riskier waters in ...

The MoECC pointed out that the possible causes of marine animal fatalities, such as dugongs, include collisions with boats or fishing vessels. Currently, it is the dugong mating season ...

A wild live dugong was found in Taiwan for the first time in 88 years ... when at least six motherships and 29 smaller boats were sighted, the Coast Guard Administration (CGA) said in a news release.

Doha, Qatar: Dugong Adventure has recently teamed up with King’s College Doha to promote sustainability and raise awareness about the importance of protecting marine life. This exciting ...

Conventional survey methods, such as observing the animals from boats, can be costly. Still, dugongs persist in Singapore’s waters, according to records kept by volunteers. Members of Wild ...

Instructions Finely chop the dugong meat into small cubes, then set aside. Into a mortar and pestle, combine the capers, quandong, lemon thyme and pepperberry. Crush into a thick paste, then stir ...

“We saw something huge and white and quickly took a boat to get under the marina at low tide. “We recognised it was a dugong and quickly called the authorities,” he said, adding that though ...

This was aimed at encouraging tourist boats to reduce speed when approaching these areas. Marine ecosystem expert Thon Thamrongnawasawat posted on Facebook yesterday that 41 dugongs have died this ...

A single dugong requires 15 to 40 kilogrammes of seagrass to sustain itself daily. Its diminishing supply thus poses a direct threat to the marine mammal, which has no known alternative food.