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20 years after Indian Ocean tsunami: Why 230,000 people died and the lessons learned
Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Maldives, and Thailand sustained the brunt of the damage. Indonesian officials estimated that ...
French prime minister unveils recovery plan for devastated Mayotte after Cyclone Chido
French Prime Minister François Bayrou arrived Monday in the Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte to unveil a recovery plan three ...
Soap Central on MSN3h
Is Roughskin Dogfish a freshwater species? What we know of as first-ever live footage captured
The roughskin dogfish, scientifically known as Centroscymnus owstonii, is not a freshwater species. This shark is primarily ...
A plot in paradise and India’s struggle for influence in Asia
Secret contacts between Indian agents and politicians in the Maldives over ousting its pro-China leader reflect the growing ...
Kentucky Today5h
20 years after tsunami, God still at work
On the morning after Christmas Day in 2004, the coast of Northern Sumatra, Indonesia, was filled with thousands of people ...
Cruise Industry News8h
Phoenix Reisen’s Amadea Sets Sail on World Cruise
Phoenix Reisen’s Amadea sailed from the German port of Hamburg in late December for a 128-night world cruise. One of two ...
Opinion: 20 years ago a tsunami killed 230,000 people. We can do better now.
The tsunami that rose from this great shifting of tectonic plates reached over 115 feet in some places and ultimately killed ...
Manatee watch: 5 places to see them in Treasure Coast waters
Cold weather increases your chances of seeing manatees — if you look in the right places. Here are five spots to try on the.
PBS1d
Looking back at the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami 20 years later
This week marks 20 years since one of the worst natural disasters in modern history. In 2004, a 9.1 magnitude earthquake off the island of Sumatra in western Indonesia triggered a tsunami in the ...
20 Years After The Indian Ocean Tsunami
Understanding of the Sumatran subduction zone and its hazards has increased since the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and ...
Public Radio International2d
Some people on Indonesia’s Simeulue island relied on folklore to escape the 2004 tsunami
The majority of deaths from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami were in Indonesia. But the island of Simeulue was largely spared.
Rising temperatures threaten reefs—study pinpoints where conservation efforts are most needed
New science from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has mapped coral reefs across the Western Indian Ocean, uncovering ...