They feed on seagrass in the coastal areas of their habitat, which they typically graze on at a depth of 10m. There is evidence that dugongs can dive to 37m to get to more protected beds of seagrass. Occasionally, they also ingest algae or even small shellfish. | AdventurousAfrica

Marine Habitat Destruction -- National Geographic

1.3K views · 106 reactions | FISH FARM SEWAGE IS DESTROYING COASTAL SEAGRASS HABITAT This NEW FOOTAGE shows the havoc being wreaked on the marine environment by the salmon industry just right next to a World Heritage Site and National Park. #fishfarms #sewage #waterpollution #oceans #seagrass #marinelife #marineconservation #notosalmon | Bob Brown Foundation | Facebook