CO-EXIST raises awareness of the impacts of pollution & overfishing on the marine environment. Our core mission is to promote living in harmony with our Oceans
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For those unaware, these adorable little fellas are nurse sharks which are basically sea puppies. They are effectively harmless to humans and regularly swim alongside them and enjoy getting pets and scratches. Precious angels of the sea~
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🚨The UK Govt is asking the public to give their thoughts on whether they should extend bottom trawling bans in 41 English protected areas. 🌊 This is our chance! Use your voice to help kick this wasteful, destructive practice out of ocean havens! 👇
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Today is #sharkawarenessday. Sharks are essential for biodiversity. Here’s how:
🦈 They regulate fish populations
🐟 They prevent prey species from overgrazing habitats
🌿 They protect coral reefs and seagrass beds
🌊 They keep marine food webs in balance
#ForCoral
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🌊 Did you know that 80% of global marine litter is plastic?
This Plastic Free July, every swap counts. Ditch disposables and choose sustainable alternatives to protect our ocean and wildlife.💙🐠
#PlasticFreeJuly #CleanCoasts
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Kindness.
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When a baby sperm whale decides that you’re now best friends and wants to play.
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Happy #WorldMantaDay to one of the most graceful and magical creatures in the entire ocean. Watch our video to see what makes them so special – and why we must protect them 🌊✨🎥
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Remoras get food, protection, and a free ride from sharks while keeping them clean of parasites and scraps. Unlike remoras, pilot fish swim alongside sharks but don't attach themselves. 🦈 By @chaos.auto
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"Sharks are beautiful animals, and if you're lucky enough to see lots of them, that means that you're in a healthy ocean. You should be afraid if you are in the ocean and DON'T see sharks." @SylviaEarle
🎥 Kip Evans
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What a sight to behold. Two blue whales breaching in total synchrony. Incredible! 🐋💙🐋
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Latest extraction: over 16,000 kg (35,000 lbs) of plastic out of the ocean to be recycled into durable, sustainable products so it never re-enters the marine environment again.
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There are too many nay-sayers out there who will try to discourage us. Don't listen & let their opinions drown our inner voices
I remove hooks from sharks because I have the access & tools to improve their life
Criticism often comes from those who are doing less
📸 Kewin Lorenzen
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In this episode, Eva Meyers & Jake Davies join us to discuss the elusive angelshark. The @angelshark2014 , co-founded by Eva, has made strides in conservation, expanding its efforts globally via the Angel Shark Conservation Network. Listen below!
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After the show's over, performing dolphins swim in circles in tanks until the day they die. We strive to expose the issues behind the captive dolphin trade, and to advocate for an end to dolphin and whale captivity: dolphinproject.com/take-acti…
Footage credit: LIA and Dolphin Project
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What do leatherback turtles, whale sharks, and tiger sharks have in common?
They depend on a migratory pathway near the Galápagos Islands.
And, as of recently, they're protected. That's something to celebrate. 🎉 #WorldOceansDay