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Zebra shark breeding hope at Weymouth Sealife Centre - Vimarsana News

Zebra shark breeding hope at Weymouth Sealife Centre

Two year-old Zizzi and one-year-old Rihanna arrived from aquariums in France, marine experts say.

Source: yahoo.com
Restoring Endangered Sharks To Indonesian Waters - Vimarsana News

Restoring Endangered Sharks To Indonesian Waters

Once abundant in the clear waters around Indonesia's Raja Ampat islands, these sharks are trying to make a comeback.

Source: forbes.com
We snorkelled with the sharks in Dubai and dived into another world - Vimarsana News

We snorkelled with the sharks in Dubai and dived into another world

We took a dive in a shark pool in Dubai and it was the stuff of dreams! Snorkelling in the pool with sharks, stingrays and other colourful fishes for compa..

Asia Album: "Miracle" zebra sharks at S.E.A. Aquarium in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Asia Album: "Miracle" zebra sharks at S.E.A. Aquarium in Singapore

© Provided by Xinhua SINGAPORE, Aug. 5 (Xinhua) -- Take a closer look at the miracle zebra sharks at the S.E.A. Aquarium in Singapore.Known as a miracl

Aquarium Eggs: Scientists Find Out How to Protect Endangered Zebra Shark - Vimarsana News

Aquarium Eggs: Scientists Find Out How to Protect Endangered Zebra Shark

Close A leopard cannot change its spots, and a zebra cannot alter its markings. But with its ability to turn the white bands that it is born into spots as it ages, the zebra shark has long delighted ocean divers and aquarium tourists. (Photo : Daniel Sasse on Wikimedia Commons) Zebra Shark Conservation "Protecting and maintaining this rare and charismatic animal is very important to us," says Charlie Heatubun, a botanist at the University of Papua, Manokwari, and director of the West Papua Science and Development Agency of Indonesia, which is involved in the project. The sharks, known as harm...