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Shark and ray deaths in the South Australian algal bloom

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South Australia’s bloom left at least 8,250 sharks and rays dead. Can populations rebuild?
A citizen-science tally documents a minimum of 8,250 deaths in bloom-affected waters. Missing tagged animals and poorly studied rare species make recovery a much harder question.
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- ~4,500Southern fiddler rays reported dead
- 850Port Jackson sharks reported dead
- 670Wobbegongs reported dead

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ABC South AustraliaСообщило первымabc.net.au · 1 нояб., 19:23 UTC3
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academia.edu2
1. (PDF) 2025 -2026 Harmful Algal Bloom in South Australia: Report on Sharks and Rays data in the SA Marine Mortality Events 2025-26 project on iNaturalist | Academia
2. (PDF) 2025 -2026 Harmful Algal Bloom in South Australia Report on Sharks and Rays data in the South Australian Marine Mortality Events 2025-26 project on iNaturalist | Academia
dcceew.gov.au2
1. Data Deficient Species - DCCEEW
2. Shark and ray conservation - DCCEEW
AAP Newsaap.com.au1
1. Stingrays return to beach ravaged by deadly algal bloom5 окт. UTC
Australian Marine Conservation Societymarineconservation.org.au1
1. Conservation groups welcome fast-tracked marine life assessment after South Australia’s algal bloom13 авг. UTC
Department for Environment and Watersa.gov.au1
1. South Australian Algal Bloom Situation Update: 23-10-2026
Great Southern Reefgreatsouthernreef.com1
1. Great Southern Reef News | October 2026

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