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Oceans and marine life
Did you know that nearly 71 per cent of the planet is covered in oceans? It is known to be the habitat of over 230,000 species, but may hold considerably more – perhaps over two million. There is so much we do not know about the ocean, and very little we might ever learn.
Villagers plant coral in the sea within the Naidiri Marine Biodiversity Park in the Fijian city of Nadi. Photo: AFP
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Naidiri village in Fiji restores fishery by planting corals

01 Nov 2026
Sharks use sound to detect humans in water; new research reveals how splashing, paddling and kayaking influence great white shark behaviour and reduce bite risk. Photo: Shutterstock
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Sharks use sound to identify humans in ocean encounters

16 Oct 2026
Sharks detect humans by sound using acute hearing to distinguish swimming, kayaking and surfing noises, reshaping shark safety science. Photo: Shutterstock
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Sharks tune into human sounds, not blood, reveals groundbreaking study

16 Oct 2026
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A conservationist holds a green sea turtle hatchling on Mataking Island, off Semporna in Malaysia’s eastern state of Sabah. Photo: AFP
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Malaysian turtle conservation heroes in Sabah unite to fight poachers

14 Oct 2026
eDNA tech uncovers rare “Tai O fish” in Hong Kong waters after a decade. Photo: Lingnan University
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Hong Kong’s ‘Tai O fish’ reappears after 10 years thanks to eDNA breakthrough

28 Jul 2026
An Ocean Park staff member and the giant panda, Jia Jia. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Hong Kong’s Ocean Park uses AI to track giant pandas and monkeys

04 Apr 2026
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Set to open in 2027, a new section at Ocean Park will showcase the skeleton of the Bryde’s whale that was stranded in Hong Kong waters in 2023. Photo: Handout
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Ocean Park to open marine conservation centre with real whale skeleton display

20 Mar 2026
With one front flipper missing, Porkchop may not be able to travel as fast. But experts say her chances in the wild are still good. Photo: TNS
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Spark Study Buddy (Explorer): Sea turtle with 3 flippers returns to ocean after rehabilitation

01 Mar 2026
Thailand’s leopard shark restoration programme sees young sharks released off Maiton Island to combat overfishing and habitat loss. Photo: Reuters
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Thailand’s leopard sharks make a splash in conservation milestone

08 Feb 2026
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OceanX explores Indonesian waters for new species, plastic-eating microbes and future medicines using advanced submersibles and technology. Photo: AFP
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Exploring the depths of the ocean with OceanX

08 Feb 2026
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