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17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


Black coral. Photo by Philippe Guillaume, Flickr.

Two van containers full of “rubber” were confiscated by Philippines Bureau of Customs officials recently. It turns out that the shipment wasn’t rubber after all.

17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


Black coral. Photo by Philippe Guillaume, Flickr.

Two van containers full of “rubber” were confiscated by Philippines Bureau of Customs officials recently. It turns out that the shipment wasn’t rubber after all.

17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


17,300 acres of coral reef destroyed


Black coral. Photo by Philippe Guillaume, Flickr.

Two van containers full of “rubber” were confiscated by Philippines Bureau of Customs officials recently. It turns out that the shipment wasn’t rubber after all.

There might be a carpet in our aquarium?


There might be a carpet in our aquarium?


Carpet shark, photo ctbroek, flickr.

Carpet shark egg.
Carpet shark egg.

When the aquarium staff noticed shark eggs, they initially thought it was just part of the decor.  None of the sharks in the display laid eggs – they all gave birth to live offspring.