Construction of resorts and housing along the coasts of the United Arab Emirates and Oman threaten wildlife, environmentalists say. Persian Gulf Development May Doom Rare Species - Los Angeles Times ...

The Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman, with more than 4,900 kilometers of coastline in Iran, are home to one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. The DOE has implemented different measures to ...

Some fish species in the Arabian Gulf’s coral reefs are more resilient to climate change than previously thought, an international team of scientists has found. The study, published in Nature ...

To date there were only sixteen recorded species of primary freshwater fish throughout the entire Emma Smart, a UAE-based PHD student and member of the Emirates Wildlife Society – WWF (EWS-WWF) team ...

In the arid mountains of northern Oman, rocky caves hold pools of water. Naturalists were exploring these subterranean lakes in the Al-Hoota cave in 1980 when they discovered a white, eyeless fish.

In the arid mountains of northern Oman, rocky caves hold pools of water. Naturalists were exploring these subterranean lakes in the Al-Hoota cave in 1980 when they discovered a white, eyeless fish.

In the arid mountains of northern Oman, rocky caves hold pools of water. Naturalists were exploring these subterranean lakes in the Al-Hoota cave in 1980 when they discovered a white, eyeless fish.

In the arid mountains of northern Oman, rocky caves hold pools of water. Naturalists were exploring these subterranean lakes in the Al-Hoota cave in 1980 when they discovered a white, eyeless fish.

Of 78 fish species native to the Gulf of Mexico, 29 have been unaccounted for since the April 2010 BP oil rig blowout off the Louisiana coast. Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...