Researchers with @PlymUni are warning that #climatechange, rising temperatures and shifting ocean chemistry are threatening species like the critically endangered whitefin swellshark. If changes aren’t made, the species could become extinct. https://t.co/g7aeCL8KnI
In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin#swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, @PlymUni
See more https://t.co/SJFydyaIFJ
#PeerJ
Meet Kerry Brown, winner of this year's Ocean Conservation Trust Prize for her project 'Forecasting habitat loss and range shift for the critically endangered Whitefin swell shark in response to climate change.’ 🏆
Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered whitefin swellshark (Cephaloscyllium albipinnum) [PeerJ] https://t.co/GDPT4rqZHL
We're heading to Europe this Summer & want you to come with us! You & a guest could win the trip of a lifetime to meet a #shark and protect our oceans with our Meet a Shark Sweepstakes! Learn more and enter at https://t.co/5FZO5KFbgd
#MeetASharkSweepstakes#TripofaLifetime
The Indonesian government granted 6 species of threatened “walking sharks” the highest level of protection across all national waters — a move experts hope will lead to the conservation of other sharks. https://t.co/AyHaaOJQk2
Was excited to find some Smallspotted Catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula) egg cases (or mermaid’s purses) at todays beach clean 🦈🧜🏼♀️
#PlymMBIO#Marine#Shark#GreatEggcaseHunt
Might not be in Sweden right now but I have really enjoyed my alternative, learning how to use #BIIGLE to analyse stills taken from ROV footage 🪸🐠. Even more exciting to spot some Chimaeras, a close relative to sharks, yay! Thanks @DeepSeaEcol for all the help. @PlymUni#MBIO
Scientists partnered with tiger sharks to map seagrass—the unsung hero of ocean conservation. Listen to this episode of "Science, Quickly" to learn more.
🎧 https://t.co/Cm8qJWsdKn
🦈 @beneaththewaves
Last day of boat week. One of the specimens we identified from our grab samples was a trumpet worm (Lagis koreni). These worms use tiny grains of sand and shell fragments to skilfully build these amazing intricate tubes @PlymUni#MarineBiology#PlymMBIO#MBO#OceanScience#Marine
The first of its kind, the BATs successfully documented the location and timing of birth in these wild sharks. This new tech will be especially valuable for threatened and endangered shark species, where protection of pupping and nursery grounds are a conservation priority.