Resident dolphins, natural tide pools, and waters that serve as feeding areas for turtles, sharks, and cetaceans: the Brazilian island group of over 43,000 hectares recognized for the richness of marine life in the South Atlantic

Original: Golfinhos residentes, piscinas naturais formadas pela maré e águas que servem de área de alimentação para tartarugas, tubarões e cetáceos: o conjunto de ilhas brasileiras de mais de 43 mil hectares reconhecido pela riqueza da vida marinha no Atlântico Sul

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Two ocean areas of Brazil gather natural pools, resident dolphins, and rich marine biodiversity protected in the South Atlantic. The post Resident dolphins, natural pools formed by the tide, and waters that serve as feeding areas for turtles, sharks, and cetaceans: the set of Brazilian islands of over 43,000 hectares recognized for the richness of marine life in the South Atlantic…

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