Hidden ‘bubble cave’ may help world’s rarest seal steer clear of humans: Study
PolicySaturday, May 30, 2026Mongabay

Hidden ‘bubble cave’ may help world’s rarest seal steer clear of humans: Study

Researchers discovered that rare Mediterranean monk seals use a hidden air-filled "bubble cave" on the Greek islet of Formicula to avoid human disturbances. This finding highlights the importance of protecting unique habitats for endangered species, which could inform conservation strategies.

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