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Angel Shark Project: Canary Islands

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277 Angelsharks Logged in One Quarter Across All Eight Canary Islands, Including the Biggest Aggregation Ever Recorded

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🇪🇸 Spain

Critically endangered angelsharks lie buried in Canary Islands sand, and in February 2025 divers found more than 60 of them together off Fuerteventura, the largest gathering ever recorded.

277sharksAngelsharks reported on the sightings map, Jan-Mar 2025
60sharksAngelsharks in the largest aggregation ever recorded, Fuerteventura (more than)
26dive centresDive centres contributing sightings, Jan-Mar 2025 (more than)
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