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Malaysian mother feels young again on New Zealand trip with three 'kids'
“Ma, do you want to go to New Zealand?” my daughter asked one evening, to my surprise. I immediately said yes. After all, how many youngsters would actually want to travel for three weeks with a 60-year-old senior?
RM90mil allocated for newly-launched Sarawak Coastguard, says Abang Johari
KUCHING: The newly-launched Sarawak Coastguard will work with other maritime agencies to protect the state's coastal waters from encroachment, specifically within gazetted marine parks, says Datuk Abang Johari Openg.
Killer whale sighting reinforces importance of Semporna waters
KOTA KINABALU: The recent sighting of four killer whales or orca in waters around Sabah’s famed Pulau Sipadan has reinforced Semporna’s importance for marine mammals.
Killer whales seen off Sipadan, reinforces Semporna waters as marine mammal study area
KOTA KINABALU: A relatively rare sighting of four killer whales or orcas in waters around Sabah’s famed Pulau Sipadan reinforces the importance of the Semporna region for marine mammals and provides valuable data on marine mammal studies in the area.
Mediterranean marine life flourished during lockdown - Italian coastguard
LAZIO, Italy (Reuters) - Marine life in the Mediterranean off Italy flourished during the coronavirus lockdown as water quality improved and species moved into spaces vacated by people and ships, the Italian coastguard has found.
Former Japanese fisherman finds profit in whale-watching
RAUSU, Japan (Reuters) - Masato Hasegawa is the fourth generation of his family to be a fisherman on Japan's northern oceans, but now his cruises focus on admiring sea life instead of catching it.
In Japan, the business of watching whales is far larger than hunting them
RAUSU, Japan (Reuters) - People packed the decks of the Japanese whale-watching boat, screaming in joy as a pod of orcas put on a show: splashing tails at each other, rolling over, and leaping out of the water.
How Chinese scientists use sperm whales to run secret messages for the military
New use of camouflage technique hides communication in the sound pulses that sperm whales emit Breakthrough could help China’s submarines avoid detection
A sea of garbage that won’t go away
The statistics are terrifying. There are more bits of plastic in our seas than there are stars in our galaxy. Very soon, even the fish will be outnumbered. The result? Catastrophe. All because of our plastics.
Four sperm whales die in Indonesia beach rescue
Aceh Besar (Indonesia) (AFP) - Four sperm whales stranded on a beach in Indonesia have died, a local official said Tuesday, despite frantic efforts to save the massive mammals.
