Spotted on the reef - ocean beauties hidden in plain sight

Frogfish on coral nursery frames, sea slugs dragging themselves along the ocean floor, and eels with toothy mouths wide open are some of the amazing marine life the Reef Rescuers often encounter when working on Cousin Island's coral reef restoration project. While some camouflage well, others stand out due to their size. Here are a few of the best.

Coral saboteurs strike again!

Nature Seychelles' globally renowned Reef Rescuers project has once again fallen victim to theft! An outboard Yamaha engine attached to the project's boat was stolen from Grand Anse in Praslin last week. The theft was reported to the police at Grand Anse.

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