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Our oceans are teeming with life.
But such life is also facing pressures: global warming, pollution, overextraction of resources. Here, an automatic compilation of DW content on marine life.
Stellantis Debuts - US-China Trade Outlook - UK Fish Exporters Angered
Tanzania tourism used to be big business, accounting for 13% of the economy. Now, an aquatic part of the sector is hoping to see a boost in the post-pandemic travel season.
Biden unveils massive US stimulus plan - Work on controversial Nord Stream 2 stalled again - Whale sharks lure tourists to Tanzania
Long considered a condiment purely to spice up raw fish dishes, wasabi is a far more versatile ingredient that can be incorporated — in moderation — into everything from ice cream to beer.
British fishers are less than delighted about Boris Johnson's Brexit deal, even though he said that as a result of the agreement they will be able to catch and eat "prodigious quantities of extra fish."
For those who can afford it, eating costly caviar is a New Year's Eve tradition. The salty sturgeon fish eggs are among the world's most expensive foods. The rare white variety are an even more exclusive delicacy.
Pandemic hits South African tourism industry - Velis electric aircraft takes to the skies - Brexit deal gives weight to fish, not financials
From ancient Egyptian artifact discoveries to new hope for Australia's Great Barrier Reef, it's time for some good news! Here are six positive stories from around the world that you may have missed.
On this week's Eco Africa, find out why Rwanda is restocking its lakes with native fish, get to know the Ghanaian schoolgirls fighting plastic waste, and meet the eco activist whose work has saved lives in Kenya.
Marine researchers searching for a rare type of whale off the coast of Mexico have instead discovered a new species. The crew were able to record the never before seen animal in its natural habitat.
The fires that have devastated more than half of the rainforest on Australia's UN-protected Fraser Island are among many climate change-related factors threatening the world's most treasured natural assets.
Salmon are in decline around the world, from overfishing, disease and climate change. In Scotland, conservationists believe that forest restoration could be key to their survival.
Co-chaired by Palau and Norway, the Ocean Panel of 14 coastal nations has declared its commitment to 100% ocean sustainability by 2025 under the guise of a 'blue economy'.
Although oceans cover more than two-thirds of the Earth, we don't often hear what goes on beneath the surface. This week: How playing sound underwater could be used to help revive coral reefs — and the ways human noise pollution is muddying the marine soundscape. Also, South Africa’s humpback whales make a stunning comeback.
A massive whale sculpture saved the life of a metro driver in the Netherlands, after his train ploughed through the barriers at the line's final station. The carriage was left perched several meters above the ground.
Migratory species from birds to elephants and eels travel huge distances and cross international borders. But man-made problems are threatening these species and their journeys. Cross-border protection is key.