University of Queensland, Sea World and Sydney Aquarium researchers are working together on a world-first project to monitor dugongs in the wild. Each year the team embarks on field work in Brisbane's Moreton Bay to catch the
This is a great educational video and apart from being such a beautiful creature, I used the subject of dugongs and your video as a starting point for a class of children to write a song.
Vital research, I'm sure, but are they comfortable on board ship? I'd have thought they need the support of water. Can you tell us more about how you relieve them of the physical stress on, for instance, the thoracic cavity and lungs, please?
wow.. i really never seen dugong in my whole life.. :)
lovelplants 3 months ago
artificial reproduction might help conserve Dugongs. Keep on researching guys!
happinesson 3 months ago
waw
nelrish24 3 months ago
This is a great educational video and apart from being such a beautiful creature, I used the subject of dugongs and your video as a starting point for a class of children to write a song.
Keep up the wonderful research and work.
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johnmonkeydrum 6 months ago
Vital research, I'm sure, but are they comfortable on board ship? I'd have thought they need the support of water. Can you tell us more about how you relieve them of the physical stress on, for instance, the thoracic cavity and lungs, please?
Are they also satellite tagged for tracking?
SimonVinJapan 10 months ago