Sharks and rays released into new sanctuary home

Last updated: 24/04/2021

A number of sharks and rays have been released into their new home at the Jebel Ali Wildlife Sanctuary. The Arabian Carpet Sharks and Honeycomb Rays are bred as part of program by the Atlantis in Dubai.

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Sharks and rays released into new sanctuary home

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