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Eilat coral reefs are robust
I’ve reported several times (see here) over the last six years on the good health of Eilat’s coral reef. Here is a recent Government report. It states that since 2004, there has been a gradual increase in the percentage of … Continue reading
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Eilat coral can help cancer research
A team of international scientists, including researchers from Tel Aviv University and Israel’s Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences (IUI), have discovered that fluorescent pigments in Eilat’s rainbow coral are ideal for use as biomedical markers for tracking cancer cells. http://www.jspacenews.com/rainbow-coral-found-deep-red-sea-may-key-fighting-cancer/
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New coral beach in Eilat
50 years ago, Israel started building a pipeline on an Eilat beach to take Iranian oil to Europe. When the Shah of Iran was deposed, the pipeline was abandoned. Nature took over and a new coral reef began to form. … Continue reading
Eilat’s coral reef is growing
I’ve reported previously (see here) on the excellent state of Eilat’s coral reef, in sharp contrast to the damage being caused to the coral reefs of other countries. The latest report from Eilat’s Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences shows that … Continue reading
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Eilat’s coral reef is glowing
Researchers from Israel and the UK have discovered Red Sea corals that absorb blue light to make a protein to help them glow in the dark. This only happens with healthy coral and only in the Red Sea. The study … Continue reading
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Eilat’s corals have external protection
(Thanks to Israel21c and Hebrew U) The world is losing its coral reefs due to vital algae being expelled when water temperatures rise. However a “warm-water barrier” at the southern Red Sea, allows in only heat-tolerant genotypes of corals to … Continue reading
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Rare whale shark visits Eilat
A 20-foot whale shark was sighted and photographed gliding through the waters of Eilat’s coral reserve. The world’s largest fish is an endangered and protected species, harmless to humans, so it was heartening to see it accompanied by baby whale … Continue reading
A sunscreen that is good for corals
In a previous news story (see here) Israeli scientists had issued a global warning that sunscreen ingredient BP-3 was harmful to coral reefs. Now Eilat has partnered with marine and skincare specialists to develop Reef Relief, a sunscreen that includes … Continue reading
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Transforming Eilat through Sea Tech and More
This Ben Gurion University webinar features BGU’s Eilat campus that transforms the city into an educational epicenter for Tourism & Hospitality and Marine Biology & Energy Sciences. It features innovative sea tech like 3D-printed coral that can save the world’s … Continue reading
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Golden fin tuna swims into Eilat
A golden fin tuna was a rare sight amongst the shallow waters of the Red Sea corals off Eilat. The fish is a native of tropical and sub-tropical oceans and grows up to 2.5 meters long. https://video.i24news.tv/#/content/6312022121112