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Royal Reserve Launches Cutting-Edge Satellite Program to Protect Endangered Red Sea Turtles

Tabuk – The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve has launched a groundbreaking satellite-tracking initiative designed to protect endangered hawksbill

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Saudi Arabia Protects Rare Marine Ecosystems with Two New Marine Reserves

Riyadh – Saudi Arabia has taken a major step toward environmental protection and marine sustainability by adding two exceptional marine

Mimmo the Dolphin Brings Joy and Wonder to Venice Visitors

Venice – A friendly wild dolphin, lovingly named “Mimmo”, has captured the hearts of Venetians and tourists alike as it