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What does the ocean mean to you?
Participate in this survey to assist scientific research
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WATCH: Double vision? No, just a snake with two heads
The unusual creature hatched in a garden in Durban North
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Richards Bay stranded turtle will soon swim to freedom
The young green turtle was found upside down on the beach
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Acoustic tags deployed on 12 reef manta rays in a first for South Africa
The rays were tagged in iSimangaliso Wetland Park waters and will be monitored over the SA and Mozambique coasts
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Rehabilitated green turtle released at Cape Vidal
The turtle was found stranded on a beach in Umkomaas
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First for Sea World as female bull ray gives birth despite no males
Parthenogenesis is sometimes seen as a survival strategy by females in the absence of males of the species
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Celebrating 70 years of ocean conservation
Many of today's marine scientists in South Africa attribute their love of the ocean to visits to the Durban Aquarium…
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Fish info at your fingertips with new app
The app is based on line fish research undertaken in South Africa over the last 50 years, and includes the…
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Ocean awareness taken to rural schools
Every year SAAMBR visits 10 Sodwana Bay schools to help teach learners the ocean’s value
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Rescued turtle hatchlings released off east coast
The release was carried out on World Turtle Day, 23 May
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New adventures for Herbie the Loggerhead turtle
Since late January Herbie has made her way down the KZN coast, from Sodwana Bay to Durban
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Sardines: to catch or not to catch
The SAAMBR encourages people to enjoy the ocean’s bounty responsibly
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