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🐾 Animals May 21, 2026 at 02:40 PM

Mediterranean Monk Seals Hide in Underwater 'Bubble Caves' to Avoid Tourists During the Busy Summer Season, a Study Suggests

Source: Smithsonian Magazine

Researchers discovered rare Mediterranean Monk Seals using underwater 'bubble caves' in Greece to avoid tourists, leading to recommendations for including these secluded habitats in conservation efforts.

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