Environment

#dubai #girls #uae #news #girl #job #tech #hotel #luxury Dubai: Move over Jaws.There’s a new shark in town and it’s already taking a huge bite out of marine pollution at Dubai Marina.WasteShark, a 1.5 metre long marine, green and clean drone-of-sorts, made its first public appearance on Wednesday swimming along at 10 kilometres per hour, on the hunt for plastic, algae, weeds and discarded debris on the water surface.Video by: Clint Egbert/Gulf NewsWith an attached underwater debris cage capable of carrying up to 350kg of waste when full, the WasteShark takes the rubbish to the shore to be emptied, and…

#dubai #girls #uae #news #girl #job #tech #hotel #luxury Al Bahar beach in Abu Dhabi set to reopen on Friday following advisory not to approach creatureDubai: The public was warned to steer clear of a large whale shark spotted at Al Bahar beach at least until Friday when managers are expected to re-open the area to sunbathers.An advisory was issued by the Evironment Agency - Abu Dhabi (EAD), which tweeted images of the large marine creature quietly plumbing the shallow shores in the area.“If you come across a whale shark, we urge you to not approach it and for boat…

#dubai #girls #uae #news #girl #job #tech #hotel #luxury Baby animals born as part of the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi’s programme to breed extinct-in-the-wild speciesAbu Dhabi: The Sahelian plains of Chad have welcomed 40 Scimitar-horned oryx calves in 2018, which were born as part of an Abu Dhabi-sponsored programme.The birth of the new babies brings the total herd to 180 animals under the Scimitar-horned Oryx Reintroduction Programme, which is being led by the Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi (EAD), in collaboration with the government of Chad and the Sahara Conservation Fund (SCF).The programme not only succeeded in returning this once extinct-in-the-wild…