Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 3月15日 20時25分

Abalones are large mollusks reminiscent of sea snails. This species, known as the Ass’s ear abalone, earned its name because of the shape of its shell, which looks a lot like a donkey’s ear. Found in the Indian and western Pacific oceans, it is believed that the population of this species is declining due to over-collection. Dr. Ronnie Estrellada is working on a breeding and reintroduction program that has been successful in recent years, giving this species a second chance to thrive. Rearing this species is quite difficult as they only eat algae produced in brackish water. Thanks to Dr. Ronnie’s research, many juveniles are now back in the wild, living in protected areas. Photo taken at Semirara’s breeding center in the Philippines.

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majlenaskagerlund Thank you for sharing your photos . I have learned a great deal I had no idea about before , and yet nature as a whole , under and above the surface is my greatest interest .

wiskelesther Great information, you always deliver and I am always learning ay that my dear friend I appreciate. Never stop👍👍👍👏👏👏🥰

crazygypsychristine May I ask where in the Philippines Seminrara is? Do they accept visitors or is it a closed facility? Thanks!

sitstaysee There is an abalone farm in Ireland, west of Galway, that is successfully breeding and raising them!

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sueclifford7520 Thank you Dr. Estrellada for your hard work in saving this creature from extinction.

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