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Scientists Discover Giant 300-Year-Old Creature In New Zealand
These corals are mostly found in deep waters and are used for medicine and jewelry in many cultures.
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Jeddah Travel Guide: From UNESCO Heritage To Seaside Cafes - What To See, Eat And Do
The general pace of life in Saudi Arabia is often less rushed than in many Western countries. It's the perfect place to plan a slow trip - full of fun, relaxation and indulgent meals.
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From WWII Ship Wrecks To Unseen Coral: 7 Wildly Unique Scuba Diving Spots Around The World
Whether you're chasing ghostly war wrecks or marvelling at shark parades, these unique scuba diving spots around the world are far more wonderful than you think.
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Once A Jewel, Australia's Ningaloo Reef Now Faces Coral Bleaching Crisis
Australia's Ningaloo Reef, one of the world's longest near-shore coral reefs and a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, is showing alarming signs as the coral has lost its natural colour.
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Shipwreck Off Kenya's Coast Could Be Galleon Linked to Vasco da Gama's Final Voyage
An international team of archaeologists is investigating a shipwreck discovered off the coast of Malindi, Kenya, which may be the remains of the São Jorge, a Portuguese galleon linked to Vasco da Gama's final voyage. The wreck, found in 2013, lies on a coral reef approximately 500 meters from the shore and is believed to have sunk over 500 years a...
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Mauritius Fishermen Battle To Save Dolphins After 40 Found Dead Near Oil Spill Site
Fishermen battled on Sunday to save dozens of injured dolphins washed ashore in Mauritius where in recent days at least 40 of the animals were found dead in a lagoon near the site of an oil spill from a Japanese bulk carrier which struck a coral reef.
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Billionaire's $100 Million Island: You Can Stay For $7,500 A Night
Kokomo Private Island Fiji is a passion project, pure and simple. With just 21 villas on the site of an abandoned, half-built Aman resort, all with access to the world's fourth-largest coral reef, Kokomo is meant as an oasis for Walker's family that he can also share with the world.
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'Zero Recovery' For Corals In Back-To-Back Australia Bleaching
Coral bleached for two consecutive years at Australia's Great Barrier Reef has "zero prospect" of recovery, scientists warned Monday, as they confirmed the site has again been hit by warming sea temperatures.
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Indonesia Vows Action After United Kingdom Cruise Ship Ruins Coral Reef
Indonesia on Wednesday vowed to take action after a British-owned cruise ship smashed into pristine coral reefs and caused extensive damage, as residents of the popular tourist site lamented "paradise" had been ruined.
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Great Barrier Reef May Figure In UNESCO's 'Danger List'
The Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral system off the coast of Australia, is at a high risk of being included in UNESCO's 'World Heritage in Danger' list, an official said on Friday.
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Scientists Discover Giant 300-Year-Old Creature In New Zealand
These corals are mostly found in deep waters and are used for medicine and jewelry in many cultures.
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Jeddah Travel Guide: From UNESCO Heritage To Seaside Cafes - What To See, Eat And Do
The general pace of life in Saudi Arabia is often less rushed than in many Western countries. It's the perfect place to plan a slow trip - full of fun, relaxation and indulgent meals.
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From WWII Ship Wrecks To Unseen Coral: 7 Wildly Unique Scuba Diving Spots Around The World
Whether you're chasing ghostly war wrecks or marvelling at shark parades, these unique scuba diving spots around the world are far more wonderful than you think.
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Once A Jewel, Australia's Ningaloo Reef Now Faces Coral Bleaching Crisis
Australia's Ningaloo Reef, one of the world's longest near-shore coral reefs and a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, is showing alarming signs as the coral has lost its natural colour.
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Shipwreck Off Kenya's Coast Could Be Galleon Linked to Vasco da Gama's Final Voyage
An international team of archaeologists is investigating a shipwreck discovered off the coast of Malindi, Kenya, which may be the remains of the São Jorge, a Portuguese galleon linked to Vasco da Gama's final voyage. The wreck, found in 2013, lies on a coral reef approximately 500 meters from the shore and is believed to have sunk over 500 years a...
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Mauritius Fishermen Battle To Save Dolphins After 40 Found Dead Near Oil Spill Site
Fishermen battled on Sunday to save dozens of injured dolphins washed ashore in Mauritius where in recent days at least 40 of the animals were found dead in a lagoon near the site of an oil spill from a Japanese bulk carrier which struck a coral reef.
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Billionaire's $100 Million Island: You Can Stay For $7,500 A Night
Kokomo Private Island Fiji is a passion project, pure and simple. With just 21 villas on the site of an abandoned, half-built Aman resort, all with access to the world's fourth-largest coral reef, Kokomo is meant as an oasis for Walker's family that he can also share with the world.
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'Zero Recovery' For Corals In Back-To-Back Australia Bleaching
Coral bleached for two consecutive years at Australia's Great Barrier Reef has "zero prospect" of recovery, scientists warned Monday, as they confirmed the site has again been hit by warming sea temperatures.
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Indonesia Vows Action After United Kingdom Cruise Ship Ruins Coral Reef
Indonesia on Wednesday vowed to take action after a British-owned cruise ship smashed into pristine coral reefs and caused extensive damage, as residents of the popular tourist site lamented "paradise" had been ruined.
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Great Barrier Reef May Figure In UNESCO's 'Danger List'
The Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral system off the coast of Australia, is at a high risk of being included in UNESCO's 'World Heritage in Danger' list, an official said on Friday.
