Multiple shark species exist in the Arabian Gulf including the giant whale shark and reef sharks
The release of Arabian carpet sharks and honeycomb stingrays. Jebel Ali Marine Reserve, Dubai. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Multiple shark species exist in the Arabian Gulf including the giant whale shark and reef sharks
Overfishing and coastal development have threatened marine ecosystems
Eleven of the near-threatened Arabian carpet shark and four vulnerable honeycomb stingrays were released by conservationists
Nine species of shark and ray fall under the Atlantis breeding programme, including eagle rays and porcupine rays
Shark finning around the world is the biggest threat to the ocean’s apex predator
Multiple shark species exist in the Arabian Gulf including the giant whale shark and reef sharks
The release of Arabian carpet sharks and honeycomb stingrays. Jebel Ali Marine Reserve, Dubai. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Multiple shark species exist in the Arabian Gulf including the giant whale shark and reef sharks
Overfishing and coastal development have threatened marine ecosystems
Eleven of the near-threatened Arabian carpet shark and four vulnerable honeycomb stingrays were released by conservationists
Nine species of shark and ray fall under the Atlantis breeding programme, including eagle rays and porcupine rays
Shark finning around the world is the biggest threat to the ocean’s apex predator
Multiple shark species exist in the Arabian Gulf including the giant whale shark and reef sharks
Sharks released into Dubai waters get new lease of life after Atlantis breeding programme
Overfishing and coastal development have threatened marine ecosystems
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Nick Webster
26 January, 2024
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