← العودة إلى الصفحة الرئيسية
أوقيانوسيا · أخبار عامة · Australian Geographic

Blue Horizons Vol. 9

نشره Australian Geographic · أستراليا منذ 7 ي
Dugongs are listed as Vulnerable under the international IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and are also listed as Vulnerable in Queensland.Image credit: JCU TropWATER
Dugongs are listed as Vulnerable under the international IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and are also listed as Vulnerable in Queensland.Image credit: JCU TropWATER · Australian Geographic

ملخص مفصل

For a creature that has prowled the deep ocean virtually unchanged for 125 million years – a living fossil, in the truest sense – the goblin shark has managed to remain almost entirely unseen... until now.

Now plunge into the full stories below! Proudly supported by Coral Expeditions, Australia’s pioneering cruise line.

A new aerial survey of dugongs in the Gulf of Carpentaria has recorded a sharp drop in numbers since the last count was taken 18 years ago — and Traditional Owners are calling for urgent action.​The 2025 survey, conducted by James Cook University and Charles Darwin University, recorded 305 dugongs across the Gulf, down from 471 in 2007.​The steepest decline was in the south-east Gulf, where numbers fell from 231 to…

مطلع المقال، مقتطف من Australian Geographic. لقراءة المقال كاملًا، افتحه على موقع الناشر.

اقرأ المقال كاملًا على Australian Geographic سجّل الدخول للحفظ

يعرض MarketNews العنوان والملخص كما نشرتهما الوسيلة الإعلامية. المقال الكامل متوفر على موقع الناشر. (www.australiangeographic.com.au)

يستحق القراءة أيضًا