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'SHOCKING' RISE IN RUBBISH WASHING UP ON UK BEACHES
Most wet wipes contain plastic and Prior said she knew of no wet wipes on sale today that meet water company standards for degradability... READ MORE›
A CLIFF-EDGE TOWN VISITED BY POETS AND OCTOPUSES
Dolphins, it's the best thing that's happened to New Quay, Mr. Evans said... READ MORE›
BLUE PLANET II DIVES DEEP INTO WHY WE NEED TO PROTECT THE OCEANS
Blue Planet II dives deep into why we need to protect the world's oceans... READ MORE›
TSUNAMI CARRIED A MILLION SEA CREATURES FROM JAPAN TO US WEST COAST
Some of the creatures - about two-thirds of which had never been seen on the US west coast - reproduced as they drifted eastward... READ MORE›
'VERY IMPRESSIVE' MARINE LIFE ENTERS NORTH AMERICA ON DEBRIS FROM JAPANESE TSUNAMI
Debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami that landed in North America has delivered marine life never seen in the region... READ MORE›
COD AND HADDOCK GO NORTH AS FOREIGN FISH SWIM IN
Britain must prepare itself for invasions of growing numbers of foreign sea creatures attracted by our warming waters, a new report has warned... READ MORE›
'SEA BUGS' ATTACK MELBOURNE TEEN'S LEGS DURING BRIGHTON OCEAN SWIM
When Sam Kanizay, 16, felt sore after football on Saturday, he decided to soak his legs at Dendy Street Beach in Brighton just before 6 30pm... READ MORE›
BABY DOLPHIN CROWDED BY BEACHGOERS IN SPAIN DIES
South africa issues 'red alert' to stop assault accused grace mugabe leaving... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN TEENAGER IN HOSPITAL AFTER SEA BUG ATTACK
Jarrod Kanizay said his son arrived home with what looked like a war injury and that his legs would not stop bleeding... READ MORE›
PORMPURAAW ARTISTS TURN GHOST NETS INTO WORLD-RENOWNED PIECES
Indigenous art Pormpuraaw artists turn ghost nets into world-renowned pieces... READ MORE›
'THE LOSS OF EVEN ONE ANIMAL IS HUGE WITH ANIMALS WITH A POPULATION THIS SMALL,' SAYS MARINE BIOLOGIST
DFO is asking that if anyone sees a dead, injured or entangled marine mammal to call the Marine Animal Response Society at 1-866-567-6277... READ MORE›
