(PDF) A Recovery Action Strategy for South Africa's Endemic Estuarine Pipefish Syngnathus watermeyeri July 2024 FINAL PDF | The Estuarine Pipefish (Syngnathus watermeyeri) is considered to be the most threatened syngnathid in the world, found in only two estuaries along... | Find, read and cite all the research you n...

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Happy to finally share the species recovery action strategy for one of the coolest #tinyfish I know - Syngnathus watermeyeri. Check out the strategy, new #iucnredlist and first ever #greenststatus. Funding support thanks to @insidenatgeo.bsky.social #pipefish #syngnathids #southafrica

Oh my god - love this!!!

Yeah - I also thought them using their tiny little legs to glue rocks together would be pretty neat! Those pylochelids look pretty cool though!

That is so cool! Thanks so much for confirming!

I stumbled upon this cool #crab during a night dive in #timorleste - and can swear that it’s ‘shell’ is made up of tiny pebbles stuck together. Am I hallucinating?! #teaminvert #crustaceans @jopabinia.bsky.social

Might have missed most of #nudivember - but found these guys today to join the party! #timorleste #nudibranch #teaminvert #seaslugs

Schematic of 5 key steps to conduct offshore research in a small island developing state

New publication alert! Ever wondered what it takes to do #offshore research when you don’t have a big ship or loads of funds? We used #palau as a case study to navigate #largescaleocean #science in a #pacific #smallislanddevelopingstate. Check it out!
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Made the jump from the other place and awesome to see all the cool #ocean peeps over here! Keen to dive into #remotescience looking at #fish and other #marinecritters in #timorleste - watch this space.