Maybe somebody could also rename the prefix so that it matches the Sea Life re-branding? Two blue spotted rays born: Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny Blue Spotted Rays! In addition, Port Jackson shark hatched as well as little penguin.
Three little penguins hatched earlier this year have been introduced to the main colony: Our Little Penguins Make Their Public Debut
A Stoke's sea snake found washed ashore at Manly Cove is being cared for: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...-ashore-at-manly/story-fngr8hax-1227591050888
This initially sounded quite exciting but the snake really doesn't look well, the photos make it look like a carcass, complete with barnacle infestation. I'm not sure why the article states that there is no known antivenom - as far as I was aware the sea snake antivenom produced in Australia is effective against the venom of all sea snake species due to the similar molecular structure. Nonetheless, I hope this snake survives against all odds until I get a chance to see it.
In other sea snake news, Manly Sea Life Sanctuary has successfully rehabilitated and released a yellow-bellied sea snake: https://www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au/news/yellow-bellied-sea-snake-release/
Manly Sea Life Sanctuary has received ZAA accreditation: https://www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au/news/zaa-accreditation/
A female flatback turtle has been successfully rehabilitated in cooperation with SEA LIFE Underwater World Mooloolaba: https://www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au/news/piklet/
Another female flatback turtle has been successfully rehabilitated, again in cooperation with SEA LIFE Underwater World Mooloolaba: https://www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au/news/babs-the-sea-turtle/
