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Title: Measuring Baby Sharks, Indonesia
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Naturalist Agi Zelma, puts a shark into tonic imobility and measures its length underwater as part of the Reshark project at Misool Resort. Misool, Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia.
The Re-Shark project takes eggs of leopard/zebra sharls laid in public aquariums and transports them to wild areas with depleted populations. The young sharks are hatched and raised until they are big enough to release.
The Re-Shark project takes eggs of leopard/zebra sharls laid in public aquariums and transports them to wild areas with depleted populations. The young sharks are hatched and raised until they are big enough to release.
- Agi Zelma
- Bird's Head Seascape
- Ceram Sea
- conservation
- coral reef
- Indonesia
- leopard shark: zebra shark: Ste
- Misool
- Misool Marine Protected Area
- Pacific Ocean
- Raja Ampat
- Reshark Program
- Reshark Project
- rewildling
- South East Asia
- tropical
- West Papua
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