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Global Coalition of 'Shark Nannies' Successfully Rewilds Rare Zebra Sharks in Indonesia

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Global Coalition of 'Shark Nannies' Successfully Rewilds Rare Zebra Sharks in Indonesia

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An international consortium of 60 aquariums has successfully released 82 captive-bred zebra shark pups into the wild waters of Indonesia, where the species was previously pushed to the brink of extinction. This groundbreaking initiative marks the first-ever successful rewilding of zebra sharks, offering a bright future for the region's marine biodiversity.

An international consortium of 60 aquariums has successfully released 82 captive-bred zebra shark pups into the wild waters of Indonesia, where the species was previously pushed to the brink of extinction. This groundbreaking initiative marks the first-ever successful rewilding of zebra sharks, offering a bright future for the region’s marine biodiversity.

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