This Dog Learned to Sniff Out a Slimy Marine Invader Called 'Sea Vomit'—a Skill That Earned Her the Animal of the Year Award
The six-year-old Labrador helped find hundreds of colonies and supports both marine conservation and mountain rescue work, the International Fund for Animal Welfare said.
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This Dog Learned to Sniff Out a Slimy Marine Invader Called 'Sea Vomit'—a Skill That Earned Her the Animal of the Year Award
Sgiath, a 6-year-old Labrador from the Scottish Highlands, received the honor from the International Fund for Animal Welfare. She's believed to be the first pup trained to hunt for the invasive carpet sea squirt, which is threatening marine life along the British coast and elsewhere
Black Labrador Wins IFAW Animal of the Year for Sniffing Out Sea Vomit
A Black Labrador named Sgiath has been named Animal of the Year for helping protect marine wildlife by sniffing out an invasive creature known as “sea vomit.” The six-year-old dog from the Scottish Highlands has an extraordinary talent that could change how conservationists detect harmful species hiding along coastlines and …
A black labrador dog was designated "an animal of the year. The Patruped was awarded for his activity in the field of marine ecology, he identifying a dangerous creature for native species known as "sea worm. "
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