Dog that Hunts Invasive ‘Sea Vomit’ Creature Named Animal of the Year
The black Labrador has found hundreds of colonies of the invasive carpet sea squirt, which can smother native species and damage coastal ecosystems.
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Hero dog wins top award for sniffing out invasive 'sea vomit'
A black Labrador from the Scottish Highlands was designated the Year's Animal by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), after becoming known for its ability to identify an extremely harmful invasive marine species, referred to as the "sea-vome".
Scottish Labrador Sgiath Named Animal of the Year for Hunting Invasive Sea Squirt
Sgiath, a six-year-old black Labrador from the Scottish Highlands, has been named animal of the year by the International Fund for Animal Welfare. The dog works at low tide with her owner, marine ecologist Dr Texa Sim, to find carpet sea squirt, also known as “sea vomit.” She has detected hundreds of colonies and is […] The post Scottish Labrador Sgiath Named Animal of the Year for Hunting Invasive Sea Squirt first appeared on EnviroLink Network.
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