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Ocean Conservation News – 12/09/2025

by Camille Quintos
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The reality of a newly identified marine threat

The world’s oceans are often described as Earth’s life support system. They regulate climate, produce much of the planet’s oxygen, and support a massive share of global biodiversity. Read more here.

Olive ridley turtle nests nearly double in Maharashtra to 2,500: Study

In a study conducted by the Dehradun-based Wildlife Institute of India (WII), scientists have prepared the first draft of the habits, hatchlings, and distribution of these turtles in India. Read more here.

Killer sea sponge, unlike anything seen to date, traps and devours live animals

Far beneath Antarctic waters, scientists have found a killer sea sponge with a near perfect ball shape that grabs and eats passing animals. It is the star of dozens of newly confirmed deep sea species from a remote part of the Southern Ocean. Read more here.

Scientists issue warning after observing troubling change in sea turtles: ‘There may need to be intervention’

According to Mongabay, sand temperature determines whether sea turtle eggs develop into males or females. Warmer sand produces females, while cooler sand creates males. Read more here.

Dead humpback whale washes up on Long Island beach: police

A young humpback whale washed ashore in Long Beach on Monday morning — with authorities now working to determine why it died, according to police. Read more here.

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