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| Dr Andrea Marshall's Manta Ray Research in Mozambique Dr Andrea Marshall tells us about her manta ray research in Mozambique. Andrea has spent the past 5 years in Mozambique studying manta rays. |
Guy Stevens Manta Rescue Can manta rays recognise individual humans? Save Our Seas Foundation sponsored researcher Guy Stevens tells us about a manta ray that he rescued recently that was entangled in fishing line. |
Discovering a Second Species of Manta Ray Dr Andrea Marshall talks about her discovery of a previously unknown second species of giant manta ray. |
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| Conserving Cornwall's Lobsters Pioneering work is being carried out at the National Lobster Hatchery in Cornwall where lobsters are bred and then released into the wild to boost the natural stocks in the area. |
On Assignment: King Crustacean Thomas Peschak talks about the challenges of photographing Lobsters for this Save Our Seas Photo Assignment. |
In Awe of the Shark We got some our shark scientists together to tell us how they feel about sharks. These are people who spend most of their lives studying, diving with and observing these often misunderstood creatures. |
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| Basking Shark Conference Audio Slide SOSF Chief Scientist, Dr Rupert Ormond reflects on the Basking Shark Conference held from 2 - 5 August 2009 on the Isle of Man. |
Feeding Frenzy - Mantas of the Maldives Thomas P. Peschak takes us behind-the-scenes on this National Geographic photo assignment documenting over 200 manta rays and half a dozen whale sharks. |
Rethink the Shark Up to 100 million sharks are being killed worldwide every year, mostly for their fins, while only four people were killed by sharks worldwide last year. It's time to Rethink the Shark. |
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