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Mozambique

Two Look-Alike Whipray Species Meet in Mozambique

Fourteen Years of Surveys Map Mozambique's Leopard Sharks

Ocean Guardians Opens a Sixth Site in Vilanculos

Saving the Western Indian Ocean's last viable population of dugongs

Reef Manta Rays Cross National Borders in Southern Africa

Bazaruto Is Both Home and Waypoint for Bull Sharks

Community Fisheries Inspectors Accredited in Mozambique

New Livelihoods for Fishing Families in Inhambane

Ocean Ambassadors Grow to 90 and Reach Závora

New DNA References Help Tell Two Indian Ocean Whiprays Apart

Happy Manta Day!
Whale Sharks Have Declined Sharply off Tofo, Mozambique

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NEW STUDY: Marine Biologists Surprise Discovery of The Shape-Shifting Mimic Octopus in Mozambique!

Tagging Smalleye Stingrays

NEW STUDY: Reef sharks are at a much higher risk of extinction than previously thought

Manta Migrations

UNEP’s Green Game Jam 2023 Partners with Marine Megafauna Foundation on Western Indian Ocean Manta Ray Theme
Virtual Reality brings “Flight of the Mantas” to life

New study confirms a world-first international migration of reef manta rays

Creating Ocean Ambassadors

Prince Harry and US Delegation visit MMF Project in Bazaruto to Promote Marine Conservation in Mozambique

Happy World Manta Day! Here are the latest discoveries on manta rays from our global team

Rhino Rays in Mozambique

MMF and Partners Create First-Ever Accurate Digital 3D Manta Ray Model
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Researchers Document the Rare Ornate Eagle Ray

Mantas of Závora

Bull Sharks of Bazaruto

Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Wedgefish Study

First Study of Zebra Sharks in Africa Reveals New Hotspot in Need of Protection

Manta Connections

The MMF 2020 Annual Report

End of the Line: Oceanic sharks and rays in 50-year decline

Protecting Mozambique

Sharks of Mozambique

Manta rays and whale sharks now protected in Mozambique

New DNA research reveals connectivity of manta rays in southeastern Africa

First-of-its-kind global survey reveals sharks could be better protected in Mozambique

