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The following links will take you to pages with information and images about the turtles and seasnakes of the Coral Sea.
Green Turtle (left) Sea Snakes Turtles Leathery Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) |
Written by: Bird-O
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The following links will take you to pages with information and images about the turtles and seasnakes of the Coral Sea.
Green Turtle (left) Sea Snakes Turtles Leathery Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) |
Episode 6 – The House of Cards
Our ecosystem is a house of cards. The energy to build it comes from&hellip ...read more
Turtle-watching, Great Barrier Reef
The grainy quality of this video is on account of it being done, initially,&hellip ...read more
Episode 5 – Mysteries of the Deep
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OCEAN ACIDIFICATION Article – Super Greenhouse Events&hellip ...read more
Episode 4 – ‘Life-Giving Reef’
Our coral reefs are incredibly important. They consume carbon from the atmosphere and turn&hellip ...read more
Episode 3 – ‘Connecting Land and Sea’
It’s no accident that marine turtles and seabirds choose to nest on remote islands.&hellip ...read more
Episode 2 ‘The Precious Islands’
Marine Debris
By Anissa Lawrence, Tierra Mar
We have been absolutely appalled&hellip ...read more
Episode 1 Project LIHOU
Episode 1 – The Living Breathing Ocean Marine Snow By Nicola Temple, Australian Marine&hellip ...read more
Sea Serpents of Marion Reef
At Marion Reef, as well as encounters with graceful Manta Rays, this&hellip ...read more
New species of seabird discovered in Australia?
Is it even possible that Australia could harbour species of bird new to science? We&hellip ...read more
PROJECT LIHOU
The islands we visited are part of Lihou Reef, which is a&hellip ...read more
[...] Deep reefs will be examined using a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV – a type of robot) – exploring habitats never before seen by humans. Scientific divers will survey lagoons, count fish, assess coral bleaching and scan lagoon reef structures using another type of robot – an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). Meanwhile, wildlife ecologists will document flora and fauna associated with coral cays and collect vital data on seabirds, turtles and seasnakes. [...]