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New Pacific Eel is a 'Living Fossil', Scientists Say

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Recent Animal Discoveries

Leopard Shark. Rodger Klein/Getty ImagesScientists are making new animal discoveries on a regular basis. A new species of dolphin and a shark hybrid were recently identified, as well as a zebra shark who experienced a virgin birth.

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Today's News

2.2.12 - Seafood Source
SeaWeb ad to ‘shock’ Super Bowl viewers

2.2.12 - BBC
'Supergiant' Crustacean Found in Deepest Ocean

2.1.12 - Huffington Post
Atlantic Sturgeon Declared Endangered Species By Federal Officials

2.1.12 - Eat Out Magazine
Raymond Blanc Calls on Chefs and Caterers to Make London Sustainable Fish City

1.30.12 - FISHupdate
New Approach to Marine Conservation Zones Lined Up

1.29.12 - The Telegraph
Prince of Wales Launches Fight to Save Overexploited Oceans from Overfishing

 

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The Turtle Islands, located in the Philippines, saw its biggest sea turtle nesting year in 2011 since nests were first recorded in 1984.

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SEAT Project Helps Convince Member of the European Parliament to Accept Pangasius

Member of the European parliament (MEP) Struan Stevenson has changed his views on pangasius imported from Vietnam after a presentation from the Sustainable Ethical Aquaculture Trade (SEAT) project and a trip to visit farms in Vietnam.

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