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Every sea turtle wears a one-of-a-kind face. In just one year, Khao Lak divers and Andaman Turtle Watch turned 451 holiday snapshots into a living ID database of 92 named turtles — and you can join the next chapter on 20–26 October 2026.
One year after Thailand's first leopard shark rewilding releases, seven spotted sharks — from Similan to Hope — are being tracked across Phang Nga Bay by shark nannies, 20 underwater listeners and everyday photo-snapping divers.
Astronomers have found a wonderfully intriguing planet candidate called HD 137010 b: just a little larger than Earth, orbiting in about 355 days, and circling a star bright enough for future telescopes to study in detail. The surprise is its climate—it may sit on the chilly outer edge of the habitable zone, receiving only about 29% of the sunlight Earth gets.
A beachcomber's guide to finding shells responsibly on the Phang Nga coast — and how a single photo of a sea turtle can become real science.
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