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Who protects marine life?

Governments and conservation groups work to protect marine species and habitats, especially after events like the cuttlefish decline. In Australia, state authorities are investigating the algal bloom's impact and considering measures to aid recovery. This involves monitoring populations, researching causes, and potentially implementing protective regulations to prevent further losses.

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Australia's giant cuttlefish population plummeted 97% to 1,811 this mating season

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